THURSDAY, !l*AY 18. 19t2 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT lEvi^nlng Ifm iU i Bloodmobile Visits Tomorrow, 9:45 a.m. -2:30 p.m., South Church _____ « l ______KarcsewskTs army have Latin Agriculture in Texas tad Prof. names: For instance: The tiny P.H. Arnault, of the California IDINTIPieATION Gambler Champions HEALTH CAPSUlESc Breeding Good Bugs feeds on the eggs Of the AnocU State Aoadstmy, of Scionoes ta Gardening The Weather by MichafI A. M.P. PASSPORT PHOTOS Flammaea, a pairaslte which San BYanclaco. Mostly cloudy ' tonight and ^HauLP ALL destroys pfoe trees. Of his killer taaecU at home, ASSIPP With Atwood Saturday with (diance of rain '* n a D f e > Hunt $80,000 Crown HAVE Has Bad Moments Ksurcsewskl says he has ex­ Karcsewski says: "One thing is tomorrow. Tcmlght’s hlgb 66 to CrilLPRShI Z changed Informatlcsi with per­ for sure. We’ve got no bedbugs Page 13 70. Sunday’s outlook . . .rata LAS VBJOAS, Nov. (AP) — noted. "But these men know j e d r z b j o w , Poland (AP) method would not unbalance sona doing similar work in the or fleas in the room. All house likely. \ pesu took their leave long Manchester—“A City o f Vittage Charm Adrian "Texaa Dolly’’ Doyle how to play it. They don’t get — The only mskjor loMes Dr. forest life at aU.” United Stotes. He’s been in had two acea in the hole. He tired and they can play for How would a gi(Aogical cam­ touch with the Department of ago.” confidently shoved his last re­ Jan Karcmwskl's army suffers three days without getting ab­ paign against forest peats VOL. XCI, NO. 196 (OUMlfled AdverOaiiig on Fnge IT) maining chips, worth $7,600, sent-minded or groggy. They’ve is t^riten his wife takes a swipe be ImplementedT Karcsewski (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, M AY 19, 1972 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Into the pot. been playing all their lives." at deserters with the household doesn’t envisage people going Another Texan was even The players besides ^Doyle broom. round q>raying good Insepts all more confldent. With only one and Moss are ‘‘Amarillo Slim" "Then I have to go outside over the place. card left to be dealt, John Moss Preston; “ Jolly" Roger Fun- and catch them again," he "That would never work" he W sm akesure of Odessa had three deuces. He smith of Kansas City; Jack says, "but I always know said at his home in central Po­ matched the bet and $25,000 Strauss of Houston; "P ug" where to look." land. "The id ea . in the final Pentagon stood In the pot. ydur furnace is fed on schedule. Pearson of Las Vegas; Adding­ fJo. MAMV UloMeU ARC. Karcsewski was referring to jHiase is to grow, in forests, the Although the odds were 28 to ton Crandall of San Anttmlo and MoT EUlTeP •& M . some of the 20,000 iiuects which kind of vegetable matter that Rivosa New Fire Chief 1 qgainst It, the dealer turned Jim Cassella of Las Vegas. he keeps in g^ass boxes at good bugs like to live on. Then \ A f J P A R E B i TTe R. With our Heating Oil Service Contract, your Lounge over the final card. It was an They leave the table only for OFF IF fHey H A V E home. A few manage to crawl you’d have more harmless in­ (f ace. Doyle, who declined to dlsr minutes at a time to stretch NoNB.. out and that’s when his wife is sects roaming around and eat­ furnace is programmed to degree days so close his hometown, raked In their legs or to go to the rest­ Mfh b •$«•« h<|p|yl inf*fmaH«n. quick to give them the brush ing up the bad ones." that it's always well fed, automatically. m . the $26,000. room. There are no dinner off. Karcsewski, after many Your whole heating system wi|l be kept Bombed ’Ihe hand' was only one of breaks. But to the Polish entomolo­ years of tests, has collected Position clean and tuned-up to function at peak ef­ WAfiHINN (AP) — A himdreds being dealt to eight Bar girls deliver coffee, or- Vernon gist they’ re an indisiiensable enough antipest bugs. Now he's Allies Ahortion professional gaipblers In the so- part of his plan to bioioglcally trying to estaUish what type of ficiency, and that means you save money. bomb exploded In a r ^ room ange juice and milkshiCkes. at Che Pentagon early today, csdled World Series of Poker "Only rarely will one drink any exterminate insect pests that food is the most nourishing for That's not dll. With a Free Mobil Fuel here. Sometime In the next few School Menus eat up vdiole areas of forest them. blew out two Interior walla anil Hearing Effective liquor. They wouldn’t take a Caver Analysis we can check your furnace sent tana of water from broken days, one of the eight will chance of making any mistakes plant life. So far it s^ m s that wood­ out In just 20 minutes. We'll tell you If any­ break the other seven and col­ The following lunches will be He hopes to do this by breed­ bines, the common European pipea guahlng through offloea Holding because of boose,” a casino of­ served in the Vernon school caf­ thing is wrong, and if your furnace Is wasting fuel. ||t a ^ , * 1 * and a riioK>lng concourae. Opened lect $80,000. ficial said. ing "good” bugs which do not honeysuckle which is cultivated Each paid $10,000 to join the eterias the week of May 22-26: harm trees auid shruba. ‘Ihey in the United States, is a top We can also help you balance your beating oil budget An antiwar organiaatlrm July 1 "These men have known each cliOmed responaiblUty for the HARTFORD (AP) — Women annual game at Blnton's Horse­ Monday; Hamburg gravy, must adao have a healthy appe­ favorite with some good in­ by spreading your payments evenly over the months. from throughout Connecticut— other for years. They know how mashed pofato, com bread, end blaat. Deputy Fire Chief John Rivo­ shoe Casino. tite for devouring the kind that sects. Others have a liking for All it takes is one phone call. some of them chanting "free ■ They sat at a kldney-^shaped each other plays and their butter, gingerbread and topping. red berries, but there are many hacrtlngoN Few woriiera were in the Kontum sa, a 14-year veteran of the habits," the observer added do. abortions on demand!” — poker table. In front of each Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, "The problem of safeguard­ more tastes still to be catered area at the time and ofllciala town fire department, was this "They joke •. bit at first, but 8AK30N (AP) — Some 2,000 crowded the Hall of the House stood piles of black chips, each macaroni and cheese, green ing forest growth from plant­ to. oatd thla prevented tajuriea. mon%tag promoted to chief, ef­ vhen the pots g;et big and only North Vietnamese supported by of representatives te Important for the served ta the Navy ta the Philip­ Films for the Classroom" will into offices below, caused eome British bomb disposal experts, aboard cutter from liner Queen Elizabeth 2, were wounded, but the casu- surgeixis.’ ’ pines and Japan. be held at the Connecticut Ed­ W holesale! damage to the Air Force Com­ prepare to board the liner in the Mid-Atlantic Thursday. The bomb crew was allies were believed to be high- *nie Roman Catholic bishops Rivosa is married to the for­ ucation Association headtpiarters puter Center and lay ankle- Dress-Up parachuted into the water after report of bombs was made to the Cunard Line of Connecticut also called for a mer Myrna S. Coleman o t Rock­ 21 Oak St., Hartford. Supper will deep on the shopping concourse in New York. No explosives were found and ship proceeded to Britain. Spokesmen said seven T64 strong law. ville. They live at 47 Eldridge three flights down. be served at 6:30. medium tanks were supporting Tlie right to life, they said in St. with their three children, Despite the j>roblems. Brig. Time For Reservatlonss for the riiowlng the North Vietnamese but re- a prepared statement, is mOre Ann, a senior at Manchester Gen. Daniel James said, "It’s and meal may be made by call­ malned about three miles back, fundamental than the right to High School; Deborah, a junior bustaeas as usual today.” He ing the CEA office. The festi­ One was reported knexsked out privacy. Old Scouts at East Catholic High School; said the Pentagon was ( g r ­ val is open to Interested teach­ by a U.8. gunship. "The unborn chUd Is not and John, a sixth grader at ers and the general public. ating normally aside from the Nixon Calls on Wallacd An hour before dawn, the Catholic, Jewish or Protes- L M ANGELES (AP) — Say Nathan Hale School, The selected new films, de­ cleanup operation. James Is the North Vietnamese troops pulled tant," said the bishops’ state- goodbye to the old Boy Scouts. Deputy Assistant Secretary of WASmNOTCm (AP) — pres- said of his visit to the govern rel, Md. He was taken to the signed to assist classroom teach­ back after eight hours of fight- ment. “ He Is human. His right Come September they’ll be Defense for public affairs. ident Nixon visited Alabama "“f* b«W0e. Hie President hospital, ta Sliver Spring, Md„ ers in promoting Improved hu­ tag, spokesmen said. Field re- to life is not just a religious known only as Sixiuts and many The restroom is located on Gov. George C. Wallace today reporters after the meeting for treatment. man relations, include "B oy," ports said the attack was mode right, but a basic human right sporting bright red bo­ the Pentagon’s B-rtag, the out­ "Island In America," "Man in at Holy Cross HosMtal and said U*®* convey Nixon said he offered to brief on positions less than two ...-»=miles um and one that begins before Four Held ermost of five rings, ta the five- the governor, ccmvalesclng Wallace after he returned from northwest of the city, the same Mrth." " Cu*> Scout den mothers also the Middle," "The Thy maker’ ,, sided huilding. "Memorial," and “ Martin Lu­ from gun wounds, looks very neaitn ot tne gummlt meeting with Soviet sector that was the target last The old law ruled uncen- get a new look that In- In Marlip. The eiq^oelon came six hours fifo t goverxlor. Union leaders. Sunday. sUtutlonal by the federal court eludes mlnlsklfts and hot pants ther King: Montgomery to Mem­ before stringent iww security "He has n o t been ijepceased. was gunned dom phis." provjjn(inB'jniie..te: itava gone “ He wished me weU," Nixon '"lese repo^^ ssM^ the first allowed a ^ o n s only when Joint sponsors are the CEiA into eifect, requiring Inspecticm by this terrible event,” Nixen laite Monday at a rally ta Lau- said, referring to the forthcom- wave detonated antipersonnel necessaiy to save ^ Uves of 8 e ^ ta c«ronU« Gun ThelFt Human,. Relations Commission of all packages and briefcases ta* summit claymore mines sowed to guard pregnant women. Mesklll and “ 6*«i are not only modernizing NORTH HA'YBN, Conn. (AP) Men’s V-Neck ^ the perimeter, and the steel moet of the legislative leaders U*e tmlform, but Initiating ma- and the Connecticut office of brought Into the Pentagon, the — Police detectives say they Nixcxi said he did not want to fragments thrown out by the are backing a bill that would J®*" changes that will give the Anti-Defamatlan League of or Collared world’s largest office building. — w------— - — « ------« A J have arrested two security B’nal B ’rith. These restricticxis were ordered comment on the Miyslcal condl- mines "decimated’’ the attack- reinstate the ban on aborUons, Scouts a new Image and more _u-rds an emnlove of the Msr ►KNIT SHIRTS TVieaday and were to have be­ Uon of Wallace but would leave ers. but which bases the piMilMUon 1*^**®^^ ,!! Firearms ^ ana a fourth come effective at 7 a.m. trxlay School Taxation that up to the ^ t o r s . But U „ . 8 g . helicopterheUcopter gunshlps assertion ^...... of the rights ofk - tatend^ ** to better prepare them ^ ^ ^ merchsn- lecoms because o t Mmmed antiwar mentaUy, he said, the governor ^ down on the retreating unborn children. „ - . dise—Inchidtag guns—from the Deeds! Men’s Frayed demonstrations in Washington seemed, "very alert." Nixon jhe Witnesses ta favor of legal- The tradlUonal Boy company’s North Haven plant. Nutmeg Hoihes Inc. to Max this weekend. said he had a good talk wlta ^ heavy B62 bomb Iring aborUons asserted It U Handbook is being rewritten to Police said the arrests grew A. and Dorothy A. Harrell, Never Press Juniors’ and James said the water caused Action is Filed Wallace. gtrUies, the report said. About the right of women to decide reflect c o n te m ^ iy y life and out ^of an _ tavestlgaUon______of the property at 180 Kennedy Rd., some damage^ to the electrical Nteon said he reiterated his 60 of the Mg bombers dropped what Is to be done with their p r o M ^ . ScouU In the ^ reported loss of more than U $1,- conveyance tax $47.30. •SPORT SHORTS ' $ Misses’ Swimsuits leads o f the 'Air Foroe’s com­ HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut’s Systran of fi- OfferSer to let Wallace stay at the 1.800 tons of bombs around own bodies. ^ ‘X’® worth of shotguns, rifles. Green Manor Estates Inc. to puters which were immediately nancinir public schools w i th local property taxes will be p ro sld e n ^ suite at newby Kontum...... h- vmI* ^ to ^ f o U and h ^ to nei>Uate a sul^ay ®th«r Items t r ^ Hugo W. and Rosalie M. Siewer- Girls’ & Babies Playwear $ Shirts: combed cotton stripes, mesh, Terrific group includes girls’ knit tops and tank tops . Swimwear that will be a splashing success: shut down. challenK^ in Superior dkiurt, says the Connecticut Asso- Walter Reed Hospital. Nixon in the air war against North ^ ^ 'a o c ie t v we system as well as a mexmtata the « P plant an e o sten, property at Kennedy Rd. knits, every wanted color, S to XL. Wraps, blousons. sheaths, bikinis! Nylon, "The Air Force assures me ------said the governor told Mm that Vietnam, the U.S. Command members of our society, months. mock turtlenecks, striped or solid . . . culotte skirts and -elation of Boards of Education (CABE). must be able to decide if and trail. and Wocxlstock Dr., cokeaman said. In j^at <3ABE won’t be ready *»y auto to Holy Cross Hospl- tetween Haooi and C ^ . -rae fon „ed,’' they said. "F or cen- More than 4,000 Scout execu- Security Service; William FV>rd, of West Hartford, free standing Mada Caldor Pricad 2.99 James said that until the Inves­ were sign at 344 Broad St., $1,000. 4.88 tigation is comMMxl fliBy were ^t®* to F> to court tor another six “ *® turies, women who needed Uves are here for toe week-long lnU.I Our Rag. 3.99 bombers. employe; WiUlam C. BurweU, Bayer Constructiem tor W. A. Our Rag. 6.99 not “ prepared to say what type a declsl

Cosm etics Pequot BY OLENN GAMBEB p.m. from Highland Park a (xmacious decdslon to forego (Herald Reporter) Springs., This annual event was toe immediate gains ta taxes IT’S No-Iron Manchester moved closer to­ initiated to draw public atten­ from on increased Grant List ta day to toe preservaUon of Case tion to toe need for preserving favor of preservation o t a neces­ Mt. as open space with toe an­ this land. sary recreation area. I am Liggeffs Floral Sheets nouncement by First District Cotter said today toe grant proud to have played a small Congressmsin William Cotter culminated "a lot o t hard work role ta seeing that this project A t the Paricade that toe town has won approval by a lot o t people.” He added, got needed federal assistance.’’ Twin Size "It ta fitting that those who arc MANCHESTER for a $288,963 federal grant Town attempts to buy Case toward the purchase of the land. interested ta conservation have Pequot already indicated a willingness Mt. go back several years with 1.97 87 The Department of Housing several bills introduced by Man­ Twin Flat, Fitted and Urban Development Funds chester legislators to get state No-Iron would cover about half toe $583,- Our Rk |. 3.49 funding toward toe purchase fall­ 000 asking price for toe 212-acre Boosting ing short of actually providing tract. The land is part of a 273- funds to buy toe land. Flat, Fitted, Rag. 4.49 .... 2.97 Woven Spread acre parcel owned by descen­ Open Spaces The latest bill, which re<»m- dants o t toe founders Case Matching 42x34 Pillow Cases, An elegant textured weave mended $60,000 ta state funds Ruffled Reversible in attractive solid colors. Full Size Our Rag. 8.99...... 7.87 Bros., Highland Park paper Program toward toe'purchase and/or de­ Pre-shrunk, machine manufacturing firm. Rag. 2.49 Pkg. of 2 ...... Queen Size Our Rag. 13.99 2.27 Patchwork Quilts washable 100^ cotton .. 11.87 velopment of Cose Mt. was The open spaces program un­ vetoed last summer by Gov. Delightful multi-floral color design on white! Durable 128 count muslin. pequot by Spring Mills. King size Our Rag. 15.99...... 13.87 der which toe funds were ap­ to try to raise money for toe Thomas Mesklll. Half and half blend of polyester and cotton - no iron! ______proved calls for toe state to pro­ town’s share. I speak of toe Our Rag. Recently members of toe Man­ vide one quarter of toe cost, many fine people on toe Man­ 7.99 100% Du Pont Orion Sayelle?*' Yarn chester Conservation (fommis- 5.97 and toe town .toe remainder. chester Conservation Commis­ Sion have begun glass and paper Dacron Red Label Solid colors in 4 oz. 4 oz., 4 ply sion and other groups. ♦DuPont The next step toward closing rollecticns to raise money to­ Jumbo 80” X 84" cut size fits twin or full beds, skein, ombre tones in pull ikoin “ The leaders of this commu­ striking prints in accent colors; washable and Certification Mark ’ toe purchase would be approval ward toe town’s share toe 3'-4 oz. skein. 79*^ nity, both elected and civic, are o t Bed Pillows colorfast. Rag. or Bulky of state funds and Anally pro­ purchase. viding about $160,000 ta town to be commended for toelr far­ Five pec^Ie closely connected with efforts to preserve Case Mt. Mayor John Thompson (right) and Town Manager Robert Wdas. standard 21” x 27" Our Rag. 2.99 sightedness ta seeking to pre­ Also, toe owners of the prop­ cut size with pretty 2 WAYS TO CHARGE fluids toward toe purchase. for open space, w ^ e d to the top today with the knowledge that In the background are Mrs. Thei’esa Parla and Dr. Frederick SALE THURS. The announcement Is particu­ serve this netoiral wUdemess erty recently notified the town floral ticking, corod through the purchase of the land. The announcement was made by First through the years continually pressed for continued public use genic. 2.47 thru SAT. nual Mayor’s Walk up Case Mt. "B y refusing td allow this land Opon Urio to be developed you have made Dec. 81 of this year. District Congressman William Clotter, in the foreground between of the land. (Herald photo by Knto) ^varj^JlJi^ set for Sunday beginning at 2

K / ' PA G E TW O MANCHESTER EVTOHNG HERAtD, MANCHESTER, C O m , PRH)AY, MAY 19, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1972 PAGE THREE two-door, standard-shift version New VW Models ed against Kearns Feb. 8, stem­ ot VW b top of the Une 411 is South Windsor BIA Schedules Annual Dinner The duke « m suttortng tram med from investigation by tbs Its new low suggested retail TV Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge ■flie Brotnemood in ActlonManchester Lodge of Masons; At Ted Trudon’s Elizabeth Visits fatigue and w u unabla to |roet Court Cases Oapitol Region Crime Squad. price tag ot $2,97S—exactly $300 CONTRACT BiUDOE Fair Features (BIA) group of Manchester will Wilbur M. Chadwick, Master of less than the automatic 411 4- the queen, her husband X T ^ e "Hipee new vajlaUoin ot exist­ See Saturday’s TV Herald AT THE CROSSROADS NORTH hold Its third annual Brother- ^'rlen'lsWp Lodge of Ma- door which went on the market Duke of Windsor Philip and her son Prince dR O err COURT 12 The case of Victor A; Cold- ing 1972 Wolkswagen models— for Completa listings. 4 KQ1032 Rare Buttons here about a year ago. "We are at the-crossroads,” Publlsbed Dally Ezoept Rmdayr CSiarloa, at the door, or to see Maucheoter Bwmion farb, 10, of 63 Carman Rd., hood dinner on Wednesday, including a "special edition" Su­ C None and.. Holidays------at IS BlaieU----- 1 iRraet, PA R K (AP) — Queen EUsa- - , ^ Knljflit of Campbell (TouncU, The new model, which fea­ an old friend of mine observ^ Ifanehaator,■tor, Coi^ (00040) — them off at the di^'a home Leonard E. Kearns, 28, of 21 charged with breach of peace 5:60 (8) I Dream of Jeannie <> A K 9 8 5 3 A highlight of the Seventh June 7, at the Knights of Colum- Knights ot Ctolumbus; and per Beetle commemorating the the other night. "The oppor­ TaiepSooS 004711 both has spent 40 minutes con- outside Paris on Tlmroday. |. Pioneer C ir c 1 e, received a In connection with an April 28 tures computer-controlled elM- (18) Jim and Tammy Sacondd aass____ _Poatage Annual Antiques Show and Arts bus Hall In Manchester. The Josej4i Gilbert, president of ruggedness, dependability and tunity for communication has ♦ 96 itaga Paid at ferrlng with her uncle, the 'three-month jail sentence after disturbance at Case 'Mountain, tronic fuel Injection and fade- (34) Mister Rogers llaneliaslar. Conn. It was believed only the sec­ and CrafU Fair to be held to­ evening’s acUvlUes will begin CSiarter Oak Lodge of B’nal victories ot VWs In toujdi Mex­ never been bettor, but we do WEST EAST SUBSCRIPnON RATES Duke of Windsor, and the for­ pleading guilty yesterday to was noUed by Prosecutor John resistant front disc brakes, is (30) Hogan’s Heroes Fayabla in Advanca ond time that the queen had morrow at Wd Memorial with a social hour at 6, followed B ’rith. ican off-road races—are being not communicate." Abram 4 9 7 6 4 None mer American socialite he ab- two counts of operating a motor Lombardo. about 20 Inches longfer than (40) I Love Lucy One Yaar ...... IM.00 met the ducheaa, who married I Library in South Windsor is the by a spaghettl-and-meatball In addition to the presence of introduced this week by Ted QJ 105 9 98742 Six Uontha ...... M.60 dieted the throne of England to J vehicle vdiUe his license was Four other 16-year-olds simi­ VW’s Beetle and for the driver 6:30 (8) Truth or Conse­ Oiaslns, whose "MUslc at the the duke after he atqipod down display of rare buttdhs collected Trundon Inc., authorised VW 0 7 0 Q J 10 6 2 Thraa Hontba ...... marry, WalUa SUnpoon. under suspension. larly charged In connection dinner at 7. A program will the local fraternal heads, the who wants a comfortable quences Crossroads" has just aiq[>eared, Ona Hoath ...... IS aa iOng Sdward v m In 18M. I by the late Ifrs. Henry J follow the meal. The event Is state heads ot the Masons, "laige-stie” sedan at a r^Mon- (33) nfogan’s Heroes was talking about his own field, leaf bags of South Windsor, they were at ToUand Tpke., Taicottvllle. SOUTH UNDERSTANDING STAFF the sentences to run turbance had their cases noUed open to members of the three Knights of Cblumbus, and able price—but doesn’t feel at (34) Electric Company but his remarks applied I'ordered loaned to the Ubrany by Mrs. According to Ted Trudon, INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP>- concurrently with time Kearns at Monday’s court session. sponsoring fraternities and B’nal B ’rith have been invited home in a VW unless he can (30) OUllgan’s Island equally to bridge I’m not 4 AJ854 of 5. rag. 98e I Johnson’s daughter, Ipv. Elva president of the automobile The difficulties some hospitals en­ ] l s on other charges. their sons. to attend. Hie chairman ot the shift gears—the 2-door 411,- with (40) Newa sure that today’s hand C? A K 6 3 serving Klbbe. ; firm, the now cars—aside from 4 counter of hiving patients who arc WB SELL 60c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS! Kearns was given a one to Michael T. Calvert, 17, of 188 Tickets are avallaable from Brotherhood dinner is Hmothy its four-speed, fully synchroniz­ (3) Wha$*B Happening played by Chaslns, proves his 0 Antique displays and .arts and the Baja SB Super Beetle, 4 I 10 3 unable to spmk or understand Eng­ Ithree-year state prison term N. Elm St., was given a 80-day Robert W. Ferguson, Master of MoynUian of Manchester ed transmission, would appear (3-g-2t) Newa point but It probably proves crafts will be exhibited at the there's also a new two-door lish are easily overcome at Indianap­ suspended jail sentence after to be the answer. something about communi­ eit Norib * ^earUer this week In Hartford Sperry Bam, East Windsor. sedan In VW’s bigger line of 411 (18) I Spy olis General Hospital. A check pleading guilty to a charge Of Also featuring electronl- cation. iss 6 4 (!) All Pass County Superior Court after Home-baked goods, txxxhs, and vehicle for WOO less than the (M) OPTV Auction showed that employees of the hospi­ SHOmNO AT 9:W caHy-controUed fuel injection, South dealer DONALD conviction of a charge of sale breach of peace. He was put a snack bcu: will open from four-door model and a new fast- (30) To TeU the Trutti tal can be called on to speak to pa­ .JANE Read Herald AdvertinementB VW’s Type S Basic Compact — Both sides vulnerable of narcotics, ihat charge, lodg- on 'probation for one year. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. back model that wlU sell for. (40) Daniel Boone tients in 19 different languages. ALL PLAIN a fastback-styled coupe that Opening lead — Queen of An addiUmal charge of be­ Proceeds of the fair will go $150 less th(u> V W s regular 0:30 (3) CBS News combines qportlneas and ad­ Hearts. f O M Q ing found Intoxicated was towEUxl the purchase of a Type 3 sedan—have nearly all (8) ABC News Chaslns took full advantage noUed. The alleged offense oc­ Area C h a im u m vanced technical features with (32-30) NBC News I couldn't resist jumping to of the lead. He took the top South Windsor Historical Mu­ the features of the origlna] ACADEMY AWARD curred last October. Mrs. Louis DeU’Angela of 11 low initial cost and economical (40) News six spades when Chaslns opened hearts, discarding dummy’s seum and meeting place. models, plus a few the (uiglnals BEST AOIRR8S Grant Rd. was elected and in­ COATS operation—carries suggested •re­ the South hand with one spade. clubs, led a diamond to the ace EMERGENCY Thrift Shop don’t have. (3) Primus .other cases, disposed of or stalled as chairman of the Hart­ tail list prices of $2399 and $2624 Ih e slam would probably be un­ and ruffed a diamond with the The St. Peter’s EpiscopEil The limited production Baja (8) What’s My Line? n3rrigfat 1078 executive director of the Blast ducted on the grounds. General Features Oorp. iUNDBUIGERUNMY« larceny and breach of peace — Central Air- (8-40) Dick Cbvett him. West had to guess at the ELlfSHO both nolled. Branch YWCA. opening lead. He h a i^ n ed to (8) All About Faces MUST BE SO LD!!! Linda R. Ritcher, 22, of 33 Hie program theme, “ Broth­ lead a heart, but he might have Conditioning (8) Movie The average American eats 3 FREE IN PERSON Strant 8t. — faUure to obey erhood,” was presented by a led his singleton diamond or. a NO REASONABU OFTEE REFUSEDI About Town more than seven pounds of traffic control signal — pJesid- musical group with songs on trump with the same result. APPEARANCES ITie Lutz Junior Museum’s live THEATER TIME I^ckles a yectr. ed guilty, fined $25. The court brotherhood Interspersed with demonstration totnorrow at 3 3, 6 & 8 P.M. remitted the fine. readings from the lxx>k "How T T E R r i d d 's SCHEDULE and 4 p.m. will be a snapping LIVING ROOM Armahd Rlopel, 38 of 868 to Get Along with Black Peo­ * 4 Plus * * ple.” Hallne Burnett, Bridget OPEN TILL 9 P.M. turtle and and an electric cat­ State — "Klute," 9:80; Parket St. — non-support — ■Mc- Bossidy, Paul and Karen Lutz, fish. Cabe A Mrs. Miller," 7:30. wsi^niBtsrssssr nolled. TUES. & SAT. TILL 6 onn-MSKiMtn All N e w in ' 7 2 from St. Bridget Church made AND BEDROOM Gary'P. Savaiia, 19 , ot Mid­ IM. Theatre—‘"nje Concert up the musical group and the dletown — Eg>eeding — pleaded 8th Annual Hampton “ for Banladesh," 6:30, 8:20, ONE PRICE BONUS readers were area committee ANTIQUES SHOW 10:10, 12:00. THEATRE EAST SUITES, ETC. guilty, fined $39. WEEKEND COLOR members. Manchester Drive-In — "TOe F V U f STEREOPHONIC SOUND Mrs. Dell’Angela, ortglnEilly Pariah Bouse, Route 91 PR O M I V I Zerez, Spain, has been recog­ Hampton, Coem. Hltchlker," 10:00; “ The Todd from Edison, N.J. has served Killings," 8:30. oppi* prpMfitt Starring WILL nized as the sherry winemaking Antiques of moeeum quality * 3 5 0 as chairman of the Manchester East Hartford Drive —“Ooi> MISTY ROWE center of the world since the Newcomers (dub. She is a for­ May It, FiL 11 am to 19 pm GEORGE HARRISON ky,” 10:00; "Sitting Target,” NORMAN KLAR 16th century. It Is not otily fam­ mer board member of the May 30, Sat. 11 am to 8:30 pm 8 :20. and friends in Ridt all lh« ridti ous for Its sherry and brandy See us for free information, os many timet at LINDA AVERY League of Women Voters In demonstration and instal­ Coventry Fife 4k Drum Cotp East Windsor Drlve-In — but also makes many of the yau wont East Hartford and presently lation estimate. BCnstor 10 am Saturday "French Connection,” 10:16; THE CONCERT FOR wine bottles and casks used In serves on the executive board BE SOLD AT COST the wine trade in many parts Keep your cool Donald J. Barraws, "Vanishing Point,” 8:20. BANGLADESH #a i STOCK CAR Plus of the Waddell School PTA. Mansfield Drive-In — "Red ot the world. Fogarty BroHnn Show Direetor ■pflt/MMi cMl«fy-lM hImw iMAainlM* Sky at Morning," 8:30; "Silent FIGURE 8 RACES with the hottest INC. Adm. glJW or with this 319 RBiOAD wvMiiBr Running,’,’ 10:15. EVERY SAT.-8:00 P.M. Herald ad HdU. MON. - THPBS. 7:15, 9:15 - FBI. 0:80, SdM, 10:10, U.-OO UNTIL JUNE 1ST. Five Perish in Blaze new look for

ROUTE 159 WATORBURY. <3onn. (AP)- two firemen. Roy waa listed In summer AGAWAM, MASS. At least five persons were g;ood condition at St. Mary’s $fu ffsrhisi, Iftt tfmilties OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY killed and four injured in a fire Hospital, and Oiddy Eoid the ON W ED.; THURS. - FRl. MAY 24. 25, 26 early this morning which de­ firemen were treated and re­ stroyed a building housing leased. The Seft^ood W hiM|' WE WILL BE OPEN FROM 12 NOON TO 12 MIDNIGHT apartments and a restaurant, The two-alarm fire broke out police said. about 1:46 a.m. and was under "Hot Bnslnesstnen’e I rnifhenae Served DaUy!” Police said officials were still control at 3 a.m., fire officials Halter I MAIN ST. MANCHESTER (Oeraer of Feail) combing the rubble for addi­ said. JERRY,LEWIS'CINEMA tional victims, and that the re­ The three-story buUding was THUB8.. FRl. aad SAT. ONLY from 5:00 PJd. to 77? SULUVAN AVE. — 044-8544 — SOUTH WINDSOR Colonel \ mains of the building would be at 263 Bank St and had apart­ Lounger R-BEST FURNITURE tom down. ments oa the top two floors and BAKED STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP .. t l . i f Sanders The dead were not imme­ (Tarbo’s Restaurant on the with potato, vegetable and salad rrio w SHOWING/] AND CARPET CENTER diately identified. ground flr. It was In a rede­ "soBonniBs a g r e a t n o h o n ” (o p ) velopment area smd slated to An ankle length CHICKEN CACCIATORE ...... fS s M Injured were two residents of with spaghetti and salad with Paul Newman at 7 P Jf. ROUTE 83. VERNON — COLONIAL SHOPPING PLAZA be tom down. the apartment building, Joseph "PLAY MISTY F(m ME’’ (B) PHONE 875-8209 The cause of the blaze was lounger with tie wHfa Clint Eastwood at 9 PM. Roy and Raymond Cuddy, and MATINEE under Investigation. neckline and SATURDAY * SUNDAY at 2 PM. “ PUFF >N S T C t T ” (G) plunging back. Adults $ IM — Students,. Senior Cltlsens 99c HON. thru 1HUB8. IPs great for Children SOo at All Times C M tih e n ITPmKSt AduHs 890 — CUldna evenings at home, patio or poolside parties. Belinda styles it in FRl. - SAT. - SUN. 2 1 TWO FIRST RUN HITS Feed... BuTTERfiEldS washable acetate PHOPfE 646-8400 DRIVE-IN RED SKY at 8:30 far chicken feed! MiAIVCHESTER PARKADE jersey .. . and SILENT RUNNING at 10:15. M A Y 22 . JUNE 3 Butterfield's has it in a SPRING WEEKEND An Incrsdiblo advonturo... that Joumoys beyond whole coUection of wild Tonight. — Conn-’s Top Young Band bnagbialionl and wonderful prints. SURPRISE BUY 3 PAIR AND SAVE ON Sizes S,M & L, just Sat.: — Now 5 big pieces pQISON " S i l e n t PECH GW by VAJVITY FAIR. & ---- Rhode Island's Top Rock Group BLIND M ULE r u n m n o " Once a year you have your chtmee to stock up on perfect little Pechglos. This famous rayon-and^nylon fabric feels fresh and cool as a fluff of fine potvder next to the skin. Marvelously soft and absorbent. Wears SUNDAY: — 1 St Time Ever On The Same Stage Brace Dem and Wears. And launders like a dream. SURPRISE & SWAN TECHNKXH-On* A BemarkaMe Story of a Young Man Growing Up, and Love! Other halter 643-2222 Manchester Green— Bezzini Bros. Furniture A remarkable film of a time.. .Any time! lounger styles , a H A L W A L U P Producten available in > RED BUY AT ^ And Now . . . because you asked for it, the V. V _ Butterfield's STARflINQ AS ThT yOUNQ ONES STARRINO AS THE ADULTS Big Chicken Feed happens on weekends too! GERANIUMS ^ RICHARD THOMAS’ CATHERIIIE BURNS RICHARD CRENNA’CUURE BLOOM At-Home Shop, DESIARNAZ.JR. HANGING JOHNCOUGOS’ • SATURDAY priced from BASKETS 7.00 to 10.00. 9 Little Theatre of TOP HAT RESTAURANT • FUSCH IA Manchester, Inc. / • SUNDAY (formerly Arby’s Boost Beet) • LANTANA Another Chance To See 257 BBOAD STREET • GERANIUMS QBiraunelng the opening of •MONDAY • BEDDING TWO TAKE OUT WINDOWS PLANTS - SPECIALS — •T U E S D A Y • VEGETABLE ICE CREAM PLANTS NEIL SIMON'S Take h€Hne a complete dinner for up to 6. CoiMdi CONES PLAZA SUITE • T\/velve pieces of tender, tasty Kentucky Fried , OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. • 7:3^ M . Chicken with all the fixin's FR ID A Y , M AY 19 A. SHORT PANTIE B. PANTIE BRIEF Sandwiches SATURDAY, MAY 20 Seafood • One pint of mashed potatoes Dawn pink or star white. HAMBURG ...... 39c Dasen pink or star white. 8 :8 0 P.M. CLAMS IN • One pint of special cote slaw Sizes 4-7, reg. 1.75 each HOT D O G ...... 39c A BASKET Sizes 5-7, reg. 2.50 eath ALBASI E.C.H.S. Auditorium ROAST BEEF .... 79c 99c • Ona pint of the Colonel's gravy TICKETS STUDENTS • Six hot biscuits .3 for 6.35 3 fo r 4.50 $8.00 $2.00 GREENHOUSES Breakfast COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Villa Louisa Road, Bolton Box Office, G. Fox Sizes 8-9, reg. 2.75 each Size 8, reg. 2,00 each Main Floor or Liggett 2 EGGS WITH TOAST JVom Manchester, Porter St., Highland St. and Route W, 307 MidcHe Tpho. W ., Mcw clwifir P H O N E 646-8400' Parkade Drug or 3 PANCAKES Actcm from Paricade AT PARTICIPATING STORES BUTTERnELD’S MANCHESTER PARKADE Right onto Birch H t Rd., Bight on VUU Louiaa. 3 SLICES FRENCH TOAST 3 fo r 7.15 3 fo r 5.25 phone 643-7465 300 Biwnslde Ave., East Hartford Aezoee from Maetta Pack PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING'HERAliD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAy , M AY 19, 1972 PAGE FIVE

Tolland Oft. LAWRENCB E. LAMB Jaycees Back Nixon The Manchester Jlaycees have PUZA DEPT. STORE The Baby Has ELP UR NViRONJ^ENT! sent a telegram to President Richard Nixon supporting hU (We Have A Notton To Please) Reader Exercises T w o Firms E. MUMBLE 1TKE. (Next to Popidar Market) resent decision to mine habors OPEN WED.. THUB8., FRI. ttU • p l a n t in North Viebmm. A Winking Eye T o Locate The brief telegram reads, Sfyrofoain Picnic Ciietts. Been Nam ed “ The kbuMiheater Jaycees (Man­ chester, Conn.) fully support ice Rockets — Smofl GriRs By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. walk an hour without diffi­ HA«TS your position and action in re- Ahimnium Feiding Ciiairs Dear Dr. Lamb—I rever­ culty before doing anyttiing OODffllA'nONS In P ark gEuds to the inetmun situatian more strenuous. as outlined in your address to AR at prices you like ently read your column and Lelian. Sanh Bliaabetli, daughtor of Bgt Donald D. and 'TT Is there anything more Im- sor Ralph Hawley of the Tate Two new Industries will break the natloiT agree with most everything I am afraid that a lot of MEUgarot Baundera Laban, Alconbury A ir Force Baae, W «d poriant to our team than having School of Forestry. For many ground shortly, ew the restilt of ggHHMMi you say, except exercise. I our athletes who h a ^ died Suffolk, England, She waa born ApM 18 at UBAF HoapUal, an • adequate and wholesome approval given am 17 years old and the early in age haven’t always Lakenheath. Her metemal grandparenta are Ur. and Ib a . Bd- Q UAUTY SINCE 1892 , . _ , sultant and general supervisor to the side of two parceU of heaviest exercise I have ever continued to stay in top win Baundera, Went Pidin Beaoh, Fla. Her paternal giaad- supply of potable water? Is of the wathersheds for eUI N ow lEmd In the town-owned Iridua- taken after adolescence was p h ysic al condition. This mother la Mra. M utln Lehan, 164 WaatilngtOD, flt, VemOB.; - I I I there?? If there U, what U It? Haven’s reservoirs. He was con- trlEd pru-k Thursday. winking at the gals which I means they have neglected « « * • I. • LAWN • VEGETABLE • FLOWER SEEDS If there U not, then there U a sidered the best authority in hU A and E Mold Co. of Man- do today. No athlete ever their exercise program, Uaher, Lawrener Jamee, aon of Warren Roaooe and lan- very SMdouB problem, tuvd what profession and hU books were cheater, will move lU entire lived to age 100 and Jim eaten too much and in some dra Deapard Uaher, Laurel Trail, Coventry. He was bom April U being done to solve It? The used em textbooks. The pro- plant to Tolland,' In a move Thorpe, the greatest, died at instances they have used too 16 at Rockville General Hoqdtal. HU maternal graadparaots problem U not now or of our fessor went beyond hU' duties which will bring the company a mature but early age. A lot much alcohol. Not all of are Mr. and Mrs. James Deapard, Coventry. HU paternal making. Like Topsy It Just committed to the schori, and closer to where iU employes of other athletes as they them, including Jim Thorpe, grandmother U Mrs. PhyllU Usher, ToUand. He baa two aU- ‘‘growed”. The fundamental generously presented some of live. ' STORCS OF f a s h io n have gotten older <^Sire cer­ tolerated this unhealthy tera, Amy Marie and Tammy May. reason for Its exlstalice U the bis signatured books to inter- Hie company, which mtdtes tainly in poor shape. When change in their living habits reason for Its existence Is the cried friends and Invited them metEd molds for plsistlcs corn- an athlete trains he strains as well as your gran^ather. Broogta, Wee Lee, son o f George H. and Mary J. Lavoie well nigh universal Indifference accompany him wi field panles, emidoys 12 people and his physique and injures his Occasionally there* are Brough Jr., IS Morrison Bt., Rockville. He was bora April 16 lor the welfare of those who ora riudy tripe even thouth not en- has been In business six years, body increasing his chances young people who die at an at Rockville General Hospital. HU maternal grandparaota are to follow. The evidences are ™bed as studenU In hU classes, according to Edwin StuU, one of heart trouble. early age from heart disease Mr. and Mrs. LouU Lavoie, Bast Hartford. HU paUrnnl grand- everywhere, that, through the ."J?” Ralph of the two owners, My grandfather' drank a who are active in athletics, parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Mlcheal VUcolfaa, Dexter, N.T, He ages most people selfishly tried Tolland’s 48-mlU tax rate waa available. I f Man- quart of whisky daily, n o % particularly football. Foot­ has a slEiter, Toni M ae. to take all they desired and fui attnuiUon, StuU admitted * • • w • counting cider, and he lived ball is not the most ideal could get regardless...... SI... of the ..re- cherier ^ could get the services... following the meeting, adding to 101. My relatives all live form of exercise in develop­ Gagne, Catherine Ann, daughter of Charles X. n , and i l f e r suit to other people. graduate of ^t that ground will be broken oii long. They have good jobs ing the heart and blood ves­ Donmunarie Ceirbone Gagne, Pliuiey HUl ApU., Rockville, She . . „ school vdio was trained under the start of construction In sels to top condition, particu­ waa born April 21 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Protossor Hawley, and would about two weeks. r but they don’t try to impress many people and many nations ^Im the authority and sup- their neighbors with trying larly when a lot of emphasis grandparents are Mr. luid Mra. kQchfiel A. Carbone, Enfield. IiM hIl have prospered, (by their own " The second industry owned by It would require, It would Kenneth Cowpetfawalte of Kbs- to be the best dressed or the is placed on maintaining a Her paternal grandpEirents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gagne, standards,) while many people ______best smelling. Taking life heavy body weight. R ockville. a good investment. Rest ley Rd. wlU Include the ware- slowly, and a good normal ^ U l d ~ make aom'e o l“ wh“ r e ^ " e Last Day Tomorrow! Shop Tonight till 9! There are a lot of records RiiS't changes. ’Ihe decision must be plumbing and heaUng equlp- exercise like walking and which suggest that athletes dlgnlty and poveity. ™Fht made sometime and the longer merit' stretching, with a ride re­ live a relatively long time, quiring a few days a month ^erred, the less benefit Both buUdlngs wlU be of steel including the reports on the wlth^ tt WlU ^ wlU be derived from It. {«d brick veneer cwistnicUon outside the automobile would Harvard rowing teams which, MUSICAL VESPERS to c h a ^ Uie 1<^ sroted attl- Trees not only act to conserve wlUi strong emphasis {daced on SAVINGS ON DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, COATS, SUITS do more good than all the have been studied through a ^ water Improvlrig landscaping to raise the aeUies- doctor’s advice. A cure for number of years. So, I don’t Sunday, May 21 — 7 in the Evening heart disease in the future ^ breath, as long uc appearance of the park, ac- A selected group o f sale dresses even further reduced for this event! think you should equate the Concordia Lutheran Church — 40 Pitkin Street should bo the great opportunity as their fidlage U green and conUmT to Dr. David ^rliicco, Misses’ & junior sizes, reg. to $50 ...... o ff is relaxation in the present. benefits of exercise with the Plan Auction at St, James School ORGAN RECITAL — DAVID L. ALMOND for our eduoaUonal system to transpiring. chairman of the Industrial De- Dear Reader—I am a firm medical history of people own quality functlon at its best. It is too Manchester missed Its golden velopment A special group of long dresses for misses and juniors, reg. to $40 o ff supporter of walking and if who have quit exercising. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor of tion, Monday evening at 7, at St. James School. Fanfare on the “ GAUDEAMUB” (19M) — Edward Diemente Important a matter to be left to opportunity during the Wg de- student OouncU OKioers Long Skirte, a great assortment o f checks, plaids and stripes, sizes 8 to 16, you have read my column as (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Sonata for Organ, Op. 60, No. 2 — Felix Moidelssoiin watch wi^ the churches and Sunday presslon whefi Uie federal gov- (Ernest Smith has been elected •St. James Church, admires painting “ French Land- Mrs. Leonard Parla, at right, and Mrs. William reg. $17-$22 ...... IIJOO regularly as you have said O’Neill, co-chairmen, arrange display of other items Predule and Tocata (1600) — A lvin EXler schools. enunent gave It large sums of preeident of the 'toUand High you know that 1 have re­ Pltcse und your quottiont and th£ 3-year After many graerattons of money for Improvement of the gchoof student council, Novelty Pull-On Pants in stripes, plaids, herringbones, dots and popcorn scapie With Cornfields” by Pierre de Clausade, to be auctioned off. Proceeds of the event will bene­ Chorale No. 3 in A lUnor — Cesar PVanok peatedly emphasized it as comments to Lowronco C. Lamb, 85 DIFFERENT STYLES complacency and wUUng Ignor- wateridieds. *1116 work was offlcera elected are Mike weaves, many colors. 10-18. reg. $ 1 5 ...... 8.90 the most important form of M.D., in care of this paper. WUIo given by Parke-Bernet Gallery, N.Y. for the auc­ fit St. James School. (Herald photo by Pinto) Babysitting Service Social Hour Firilowlng unco^Uionat FOR MEN AND WOMEN ance we are suddenly brought up planned and directed by people president' Sheryl regular exercise. Certainly a Dr. Lamb cerurot aitswtr mdhidual guarantee ALWAYS $55 TO $595 with a Jdt, face to face, with who were not prepared for that. Macatoe, secretary; end B r ^ Juniors’ California Slacks, washable acrylic. Styles: nailhead trim, lo-rise person should be able to httars, ho will answer letters of East Catholic at Rosary HUl College. Buffalo, FOR GRADUATION the necessity of maUng a de- The mayor told O.C. that he Gottler, treasurer. split leg, 4-pocket lo-rise bell, 5-18. reg. $11 ...... S . 9 9 demonstrate that he can general interest in future colemns. N.T. $44 TO $480 clsion, a choice. Do we want to would favor cutting aH trees He racelved his BA degree Junior Sportswear by famous makers. Tops, slacks, skirts, reg. to $12 Choose bracelet watches, continue to devote our time, from tt^e watersheds "because Manchester Evening Herald ’Tol­ Parents’ Club from the University of BuffrUo, o ff When The OceaMea C d b for Aofwen,'’ strap watches, sports or means, and energtos to the they were sucking up aU the land correspondent Bette Quat- and his MA degree from El­ dress watches, diamond greater ease and enjoyment of water.’’ He almost had his way Meets Tuesday rale, telephone 878-2846. Imported Camel Hair Coats, single or double breasted, hand detailing, ’ll T A R . GA^ZElCoiC) mira Opllege. Tkhik of Tho watches, automatics, those Uvli^ today? Or are we resulting In more damage than He Is married and the father waterproofs and calendar willing to forego some of our benefit, misses and misses’ petite sizes, reg. $70 ...... 40.00 -B f CLAY R. PO LLAN- The PEu-enta' Club o f East watches. In stainless ^ ARIES of six children. own Indulgences and foibles and ------UAK. 21 Your Ooily Activity Guida- Catholic High School will hold Parkhill-Joyce steel, gold-filled and Spring Suits . . . jacket with skirt in cotton blends in washable Dacron 1 4 K g o ld . sacrlribe a bit for our descen­ About Town IS 'f According to fho Starr. ocr. 22W its aiuiuid meeting Tuesday at polyester. 8-16. reg. $86 ...... 10.00 To develop messoge for Saturday, Best of all, your grad­ dants? Pianist Makes Manchester Assembly, Order ,18-32-48-68 7:30 p.m. In the school CEifate- Flower Shop of Rainbow for Glris, will con­ o ;W-75-79-81 read words corresporxling to numbers 7-13-56 Service Notes uate gats 3 yoara of Playgrounds, swimming Leather Coats, regular or short length. A small group trimmed with fox of your Zodloc birth sign. aervlca abaolutaly FREE. pools, athletic fields, some ex­ Iceland Home duct a car washl and bake sale y f TAURUS ria. FBANK OAKBIXS, or shearling. Sizes for misses and juniors, reg. $130-$180 .... 20% scoRrio tomorrow from 8 a.m. to noon at APR. 20 1 Get 31 In 61 M o y ocr. 22/ The program will include cof­ New LoeatioB! M OAK ST. This remarkable value tra-curricular activities and In­ REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) 2 Avoid 32 Is 62 Reolitle* Airman Steven R. Turidngton, offer will be withdrawn struction Is very fine, O.C. ap- ■ Parliament has approved the Hartford National Bank and i may 20 3 There's 33 Assoc lote 63 Hormony fee Euid dessert followed by a In Downtown Mnnrhsntsr NOK. 2 1 ' • YES—WE DEUVEB • Phones M»e7U—868-lMS June ITtb. proves of It all. But is it more leglslatUm conferring Icelandic Trust orKiol 65 W ith 58614 presentation o f the slate and WE SELL 60c CONN. LOTTBBT HOKETS! important to devote our means cltisenshlp on pianist Vladmlr St. 6 Work 36 Poy 66 Situotion Turidngton of 23 Woodland Or., SAVINGS ON LINGERIE, LOUNGEWEAR, PANTYHOSE GEMINI 7 To 37 Who 67 0bliQotlonSAOTTARIUS election of officers for the com­ to them In preference to our Aabkenasy, a Russian defector, ----- MAY 21 8 Down 38 Are 68 Get ing year. South Windsor, has completed drinking water quality? Why and 88 other foreigners. The HI League of Trinity 9 To 39 Club 69 Your James Likowdls of WUUams- his U.S. Air Force basic train- should we aUow the quality of Justloo Minister Olafur Jo-' <3ovenant Caiurch wai qionsor f^^r'jUN£ 20 lOEotth 40 a 70 And OK. 2) Famous Make Slips & Petticoats, nylon tricot an non-cling fabrics in ,14-20-28-42 11 Foce 41 Your 71 Seems 19-27-3547^ vllle, N.T., Eulmlnistrative as- Ing at the Air 'Training Oom- the water to be debased and hannesson waived in Ashkena- a spaghetti su{q>er tomorrow beautiful slips, petticoats and scanties. 82-42; P,S,M,L. reg. $4-$7 73-77 12 You 42 Quiet 72 Virgo 54688369^ sistant for National Catholics mand’s Lackland AFH, Tex. He then try to restore It wttfa purl- *y's Instance a law wlch re- riwm 8 to 7 p.m. at the church, 13 Be 43 H os 73 Subtle jmiuM-tiLvimMnm 2 4 M > t o 3 J M I CANCER 14 M uch 44 Strive 74 Foith CATRICORN United far the Faith, will speak hns been assigned to Sheppard fylng prooesses and equipment? quires foreigners becoming cltl- Proceeds will benefit Its Sum- 21 15 Disputes 45 Chum 75 Own on "Catholic Education.” AFB, Tex., for training In the 8B81BAXN-SmEOT, : ______cavil Engineers are In their sens of Iceland to take on loe- (3amp Fund. The dliuier Lounge & At-Home Wear, solid or print shifts, coat with matching gown, 16 Someone 46 Life's 76 On Mr. Lfkoiwxlla has written find civil engineering mechanical HarttortI ■ MKMiript^a-Wew Britain clement when they design and landlc name. Some members of open to the public and roser- 22 17 Moy 47 Structure 77 Monner JAH. If long culottes, dusters, long robes. All easy-care fabrics, sizes P,S,M,L. ?\ 2-15-22-33 18 Key 48 To 78 Rood 16-17-3640^ lectured extensively on Catholic and electrical field. Airman construct water impoundments, Parliament had protested appU- vatlona may te made a k o o to IZJ09 y 44-51-63 19 Study 49 Lor>g 79 I decs <9-55-67 Vgi. teaching. He has been a teacher Turklngton Is a 1971 graduate ;z: but It requires a -Forestry En- cation of tho law to the Russian t“ toig the church *■ office or 20 Occurs 50 Fir>of>cial 80 Group Paul Norling, 32 Santtna Dr. LEO . 21 Benefit 51 For 81 Across AQUARIUS for mimy yetu's, most recently of South Windsor High Scbocri. gineer with special training or after the cltisenshlp Barbizon Sleepwear, a beautiful selection of no-iron Blendaire batiste ■rULr 21 E 22 With 52 Aided 82 To JAN. 20 eiqierience In reservoir water- passed llrarsday. sleepwear, also many styles in cotton or nylon from other famous makers. ,AUG. 22 J 23 By 53 Or 83 Advisedly « * ’. II J Read Herald Advertisements shed planning and. manage- Ashkenasy Is married to an The Rev. Slarie Glister, pastor E 24 lgrv>re 54 Ar>d 84 And of North United Methodist 32-40. P,S,M,L,XL. reg. $6-$9...... 9J99SJltB 1- 8- 9 -10 ** 25 You 55 Stonding 85 Show 25-38-52-57^ ment. Such a men was Profes- Icelandic woman. 11-46-62 26 Port'cipotif>g 56 Dor^e 86 Activity 59-6572 CSiurch, w ill conduct a service Opaque Pantyhose by Burlington, all sizes and fashion colors, reg. 2.60 It 27 Your 57 By 87 Up PISCES Sunday at 6:48 a.m . on radio VIRGO 28 In 58 Buddy 88 Couroge REGISTRATION 3 for $5 j s A U G . 22 29 One 59Contoct 89 Now etaiUon W IN F. The program is qionsored by the Manchester 22 30 Former 60 Act 90 Betterment MAR. 20 DOESN’T Merry Lee Sheer Pantyhose, populai’ shades, short, medium, tall, reg. 1,19 Area Council of Churches and 4^41-5066-71 )G o o J (g)AdvcfSC ^^Ncutral 24-29-3743/^ i r n u MISS SOFIBAU. ALUMNI .:^6-78-82-90 5670V 64-74-8488' the energy Association of the 31 Age Requirenients — 13 years to 18 years Manchester Area. Briefs, Bikinis & Hip Huggers in nylon tricot, crepe or satin, lace trimmed or tailored. White, colors and prints. 5 to 8. reg. 1.15...... 8 5 ^ SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1972 Ifillatown Grange will sponsor Guest Caller at Dance a baked -ham diim er tom orrow 9:00 to 11:30 AJM. — 1:00 to 4:00 PJM. HURT from 6 to 7 p.m. Grange Hall, NOTICE 817 Hills St., East Hartford. Clint McLean of Meriden, an club In Meriden. He also la SAVINGS ON HANDBAGS, ACCESSORIES, COSMETICS 18-year old freshman at Fair- club caller for the Sets in Orbit, H U M ! JUNIOR HIUH SCHOOL field University, will be guest an adult club in West Spring- The Sheridan Corporation will accept Sealed Bids or Proposals from prospective buyers The YW(3A Book Discussion caller at the Manchester Square field. Mass., and has called Group will'm eet Monday from Handbags in Krinkle patent and PolyKid . . . white, bone, navy, black, reg. Dance Club dance tomorrow at the NerCv England Convention for the following described land and buildings "in an as-is condition" located at the cor­ 9:30 to 11 a.m . at the Community Y. "I’m O.K., You’re O.K." by to $14 ...... 7 .9 9 from 8 to 11 p.m. at Verplanck Springfield, Mass., and the Con- ner of Main and Pearl Streets, Manchester, Connecticut (Next to the Main St. Branch of School. Mr. aind Mrs. Russell necticut Square Dance Festival You A re (Cordially Invited To Attend Thomas ' a . Harris, will be Ladies’ & Men’s Leather Goods . . . wallets, key cases, French purses, reg. BIT... discussed. The program Is open White will cue the rounds. In Newlngtcm for the past few to $10 ...... 1/4 off years. the Hartford National Bank): to all those interested. Committees for the evening SPECIAL Metal Dress Belts, gold or silver, reg. to $ 5 ...... 2.S9 2for $5 are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Car­ NORTHERLY: BY LAND OWNED BY THE HAR'^FORD NATIONAL BANK AND GUSTAVE penter, door duty; Mr. and Public Rerd8 Ladies’ Umbrellas , , . nylons, acetates, solids, prints, 10 & 16 rib, Italian Mrs. Marcel Casavant, Mr. and GULL. 197.5 FEET; Warranty Deeds handles, reg. $5 ...... 3 .7 7 Mrs. Edson Case and Idr. and GOSPEL MEETINGS <3eo(ge Poplk and Leonard R. Mrs. Ralph Caven, refresh­ BUT Nelson to Albert J. and Vivian Ladies’ Nylon Shells, short sleeves, button down and zipper fronts, spring EASTERLY: BY LAND OWNED BY WOLVERTON AND HARMON. 136.8 FEET; ments. Now Being Held At The D. Spearot, property at 878-877 shades. S,M,L. reg. $4 ...... 2 .7 9 Adams St., conveyance tax $ 1 9 .- SOUTHERLY: BY PEARL ST.. 187 FEET; and 25. Dressy Sweaters, flat knits, shaker knits with self embroidery, Chanels. GOSPEL HALL Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Philip White and pastels, reg. $ 1 0 ...... 5 .9 9 OUTDOOR WESTERLY: BY MAIN ST.. 109.3 FEET. Schlff. property at Hamilton Dr. FLEA MARIOT 415 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. and Kennedy Rd., conveyance Nina Ricci Toilette Water Spray with a free companion miniature, once a ABIT tax $48.40. year special ...... L ’A ir de Temps 6JS 0 E V E R T SAT. Each Night Monday to Friday at 7:30 P.M. SUBJECT TO A lO-FOOT RIGHT OF WAY TO PEARL ST., ZONING AND BUILDING 'Ihelma D. Lewis to Thomas ...... Caprice! 74 10 G. and Lenora J. Rho, property FREE ADMISSION Sunday Nights at 7 P.M. REGULATIONS. AND A PARTY WALL FOR 110 FT. ON THE NORTH SIDE. at 228 Lydall St., conveyance Charles of the Ritz Ritual Re-moisturizing Creme, reg. 8 .5 0 ...... 5 .0 0 tax $28.60. The PMiy f licbtr — SPEAKER — Mechanic’s Uen His & Hers Gift Boutique Sets, contains four popular fragrances for women / 3 t . 3 ______Temple Floor (tovering Inc. and five popular fragrances for men. reg. 4.25...... 2 4 1 9 M A TMlaiid SL, B. HtML MR. W IL L IA M NESB ITT HELPS against Herman M. Frechette Dana Solid Cologne Stick, Ambush or Tabu, reg. 2 .2 5 ...... 1 .0 0 SPACE |6 of OMAGH, NORTH IRELAND and Albert R. Martin, $770, property on Horace St. 6TS6«lt — eM-7tn Trade Name % Jesus said: Except a man be bom he caimot see the king­ Janice R . UrbansU o f South dom of God. John 3 :3 THE SHERIDAN CORPORATION PROPERTY dint McLean Windsor and Helen Onrela do­ SAVINGS FOR GIRLS & TEENS ing business as Village (3iarm — NO (COLLECTIONS — Realty on Rt. 83, TalcottvUle. The guest caller graduated A LOT! Read Herald Ads Bforrlsge Uoenses Girls’ 2-Pc. Short Sets, knit tops with knit or polyester and cotton shorts. from square dance lessons in NOT TO SCALE , Carl Edward Lorentsen of 814 4-6X, 7-14. reg. to $ 6 ...... 24(9-44(9 1967 and has attended the Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton and Callers School In Troy, N. Y., Ruth Eleanor Brasdrionls of Girls’ Scooter Skirts, cottons and blends, solids and fancies. 4-6X, 7-14. FOR conducted by A1 Brundage and Vernon, June 8. reg. to $ 6 ...... 2 .4 9 - 3 .9 9 E arl Johnston, for the past five SPRING NEXT BL.OODMOBILE VISIT r John Frederick Maloney Jr. years. He received a scholar­ Girls’ Dresses, sleeveless and 2-pc. sizzler dresses. 3-6X, 7-14. reg. $6 WITH... of 28 Norwood St. and Virginia ship from the American Square Aim Crowell of 168 Woodbridge 3 4 >9 A 4 4 )9 Dance Society to attend this DATE- A A ’fURDAYi m a y M ______St., May 28, St. James Church. Teen Sportswear, scooter skirts, knit tops, jeans, shorts. Teen sizes 6-14. year’s sessions. Last year, he SALE . . . THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SA'TURDAY Robert Emerson Post of M also attended Frank Lang's ^ruce St. and Lynne Marie reg. to $ 7 ...... 3 w 4 fr ^ .9 9 Callers School In Estes Park, Bernardl of i l l Benton Ut., Ccio. T I M E - 7:45 A,M._TO 2^30 fM.______May 27, South United Methodist He and his cousin. Sue Wat­ WALLPAPER 30% OFF Church. son, also a caller, started the Building Permits SAVINGS FOR BOYS & MEN Ketchallalts, a teen and family P L A C E - - SOUTH UNITED _MCTH^DJST CHURCH Newton H. Smith U x W ilbur Brown, alteraUons to com­ mercial building at 278 W. Mid­ Boys’ Underwear, packagfe of S cotton knit briefs or T-shirts, reg. 3 for sp re d ' dle Tpke., $8,800. $2.50 ...... 3 for 1 .7 9 Porenis This Ad Sponsored By KEN MORGESTER MUSIC Howard Andrews for Roger Boys’ Siunmer Pajamas, Dacron-cottons in long or knee length by famous REGAL MEN'S SHOP Woodbury, alterations and ad- p ain ts makers. 8-18. reg. to 4.50...... 34)9 WHhoiit CLARKE INSURANCE MANCHESTER EVENING dlUons to 28 N ye St., '^$8,000. AGENCY WATKINS BROTHERS Norman S. Hohenthal, porch Boys’ No-Iron Flare Jeans, permanent press polyester and cotton jeans, HERALD at 80 Academy St., $1,000. DRIPLESS WALL THE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ALL BIDS AND PROPOSALS. solids and fancies...... 4-7, reg. to $ 5 ----- Peniners WATKINS FUNERAL HOME Robert Regius, fence fit 678 2.99-3.39 CBT RICHARD E. MERRITT 8-18, reg. to $7 .... 3.49-44)9 WHI-TE PAS'TEL ( BROKERS PROTECTED. N. Main St., $210. Manchester Parents Without WINF RADIO Partners m eet 2nd and 4th $0.90 COLORS' HOLMES FUNERAL HOME REAL ESTATE Men’s Famous Dress Shirts, no-iron polyester-cotton short and long sleeve Tuesday of each month at 8 . GAL. GAL. f o r .INQUIRIES;.. A LENGTHY ROMANCE shirts, solids and patterns, regular and button-down collars. 14^4-17^/^ p.m. at (Community Btq>tist WARREN HOWLAND MORIARTY BROTHERS MANCHESTER PARKADE: AKRON, .Ohio (AP)-Mr. and Mrs„ Orlando DiCegtio reg. 6.50-$9 ...... 44)7 (Church, 685 E. Center St., REAL ESTATE C A L L THE SHERIDAN CORPORATION; 643-5851 BETWEEN 9 A.M. AND 5 P.M. EVE­ Mianicfaeater. BUHERFIELD'S have proved that a quick rom­ Men’s Hose, Orion-nylon stretch hose extra high heel guard. 15 colors, reg. PHILBRICK REAL ESTATE ance can also be a (ong one. If widowed, -divorced, sep- J. D. REAL ESTATE NINGS AND WEEKENDS: 646-8446. OR W RITE TO: THE SHERIDAN CORPORATION 1.50 9 7 ^ LIGGEH'S PHARMACY The couple, who decided to eroted or never married and CUSTOM SQUARES SAVINGS BANK OF C /O LESSNER. P.O. BOX 711, MANCHESTER. CONNETICUT. you have one living child, you MANCHESTER get married after they had Men’s Bermudas, knits, Dacrons, many solid colors, sizes 32-42, reg. $7-$9 56 COOPER S’TREET 643-9892 LYDALL, INC. SEARS known each other only for an ore eUglMe to join. If iriter- OPEN THURS. & FRI. till 9 P.M. SAT. till 5:30 P.M. MANCHESTER 3 .9 7 -5 .9 7 eated, oaU 647.1838 o r 875-8090 hour, recently celebrated their silver anniversary. PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^i FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,* PRmAY, MAY 19, 1972 PAGE SEVEN

may be, in the trite and overwork­ ed parlance of the times, more viable. Candidates: Why They’re Running Evpttttts IfprsUi And sooner or later somebody will, we now feel sure, make a great effort to PDm.TBITB!D BY THE seem to be discovering a Senator Muakle BY GLENN COOPER gave me an insight to the world MANCHESTER FUBUSHDrO CO. of Student Council. IS BIm U Street^ — not a new Senator Muskle, but the old I would like to thank the High ' The High School World, in an effort to introduce Student MAiichestar Conn. I think for the small, or mid­ BHRI. Li^ONB Senator Muskle as he always was before School World for this opportuni­ Council candidates to MHS students, has offered space to PubUAer dle man, because of my close Founded October 1, 1881 some people who didn’t really appreci­ ty to express my views. Ralph Taft find Glenn Cooper. Here are their stories. contact now with him, I will ate his best qualiUea got hold of his ca­ As vice president of Student do a special job of getting him PubUibed Every Ebrc__ Except Sundays •ad Holklvs. _Entered at JO Poet Oftlce at reer. He will then be hailed, we think, involved. For some reason the Maacbeater, Conn., as Second dasa Mall Council, I have been involved in talking to administrators, teach­ BY RALPH TAFT Matter. as the candidate who chooses to walk. all aspects of Manchester High involvement of the middle man ers, and students. A majority of Fellow MHS students: What has been dwindling. This is one School. My candidacy for presi­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES students would agree that I am I will try to tell in this short problem I as president hope to Payable In Advance dent was not a last-minute de­ One Tear ...... 889.00 worthy of your vote. column is why I want the Stu­ remedy. Six Months ...... 19.50 cision. Urged by many, many Next year will be interesting. Something else which is im­ Three Months ...... 9.75 The President Seeks A Crowd dent Council presidency. One Month ...... r.. 3.25 students throughout the year to We will see a new superinten­ portant to me and shows me the Single Copy ...... 16c Because we believe this nation must 1 think that the fact that I By Carrier ...... weeUy 75c run for office, I see myself not dent, perhaps a new president support that you, the students, continue to live, and because we believe as one person running alone, but of the;United States. Eighteen- have been nominated for a merit are willing to lend to my candi­ MEMBER OF that peurt of the battle for sudi liv­ as a leader of a movement which dacy was my nomination to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS year-olds will be able to do more award from Boys Lexers shows The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ ing must involve demonstration of some has, and will continue, to pro­ than they ever could before — one capability of my leadership Boys State. This nomination titled to the use of republlcatlon of all meant a lot to me and I hope I news dispatches credited to It or not othei^ faith and trust In ourselves and our In­ vide the best for IfflS. legally. We, as students, are up qualities. To me this is the most wise credited In this paper and also the A president must be a leader. can use it in such a way that it local news published here. stitutions, we welcome and salute what against a community which is important thing for a Student All rl^ts of republtcatlon of special dis­ I think I have proven myself. I becoming increasingly against Council president, " leadership. will mean a lot to you, the stu­ patches nereln are also reserved. might be called the “fot^hardy" action fought for you against the budg­ us. Aside from leadership, I will be dents. I hope I can count on your The Manchester Publishing Comiipany as- of President ftixon who. In Washington et cut, and have been instrumen­ When you vote, remember dependent on my fellow students continuing support, and you may sumes no financialcfal responslblli^respon^r for typo­ty graphical errors appearing In advertls- on Tuesday afternoon, 24 hours after the tal in planning for a restructur­ you’ll need an experienced -lead­ for help. I think being on Stu­ count on me to give all problems ments and other reading matter in The ing of student Council. All year I encountered a 101 per cent ef­ Manchester Evening Hersld. shooting of Governor Wallace, deliberate­ er. I know I meet these qualifi­ dent Council’s exwutive com­ have been behind the scenes cations. Thank you. mittee my sophomore year also fort. Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ly mixed himself into the first casual Publishers Representatives — Mathews. Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency crowd he encountered. —^New York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA­ The risks indeed were such, as had TIONS. been demonstrated in Maryland the day Display advertising closing hours before, as to dismay those assigned with For Monday — 1 p.m. Fhlday For Tuesday — I p.m. Saturday. the responsibUity for the physical pro­ For Wednesday—! p.m. Monday. For Thursday—! p.m. Tuesday. tection. of the President. The High School World For FYlday—! p.m. Wednesday. Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. day before publication 4:30 Firlday for But there was and is, on the other FRIDAY, MAY 19 VOL. XXXIV, No. 29 Saturday and Monday publlcatloiL hand, the risk that this nation will sub­ iiiiliiji|iiiiiipijiiy;ijiip Friday, May 19. 1972 mit, psychologically, to a reign of terror in which it yields up its own freedmns and normalities to unseen and perhaps ‘Limers’ Saul M. Silverstein Gloria Schaffer Speaks even non-existent threats. The vibrant energy, the vigorous think­ O n Sale ing, the eternal curiosity, and the A regime of super-precaution might refreshing jrouthfulness of outlook which prove, in the long run, more dangerous ’Ihe new editors of Somanhls About 18-Year-Old Vote wish to keep students informed made Saul M. Silverstein such a positive to our nation and our institutions u id our on what is going' ln- wish, excluding (of course) means that 18-years-olda, if ar- the country, Mrs. Shaffer urged ing of new communications and under­ that ought to attend the resig­ the ports of North Vietnam- but also that Mr. Nixon would To the Editor, ing yet she was very belleveable as the The play was well done with some un­ national competition. mine the harbors of North Vietnam, to lons, hut this continuing letter four-letter words or anything rested, can no longer go to all those eligible to sign up MHS junior Mark Sllhavy will stands between various parts of the deny Hand “ the weapons |uid supplies nation of John B. Connally as The Nixcn-Connally rapport visit the Connally ranch for a I find it hard to believe that sweet, blonde girl who wishes to capture usually good chorus scenes — Kansas campaign by the Citizens that would get you or us in ______;______succeed Bruce Belflore as pres­ Four Manchester High School it needs to continue the aggressicxi.'' But President Nixon's only Demo­ was strongly flavored with an barbecue extravaganza just be­ the same Bocud of Education Curly’s heart. City Men, the Dresun Ballet and Okla­ world. At an age when others might Against Pornography seems to trouble. ident of lOH (Instructors of students placed in the event: enveloped in and largely obscured by cratic cabinet member emd aproach to foreign economic and fore the resignation. The pur­ that was crying poverty and us­ WIU Parker, Ado Annie, a n d Ail homa were done very' well and held the me a vindictive attempt at in­ ing puidla and parents in an at­ You may write a private joke Handicapped) next year. Sll- Pam Walch and Cheryl Champy think of retirement, he plunged into new this portentous announcement there was meet influentled adviser, the diplomatic policy based on pose: To kill speculation of a Hakin have their own lovers’ quarrel. audience’s interest. There were some timidation. I have inspected thei between you- and your best bud­ ha'vy was named In lOH annual placed 7th and 9th In the third endeavors, a wonderfully inventive, re­ another message, one which, had it been facts are as dry and mundane willingness to use national pow­ Nixon-Connally rift. tack e of su­ seemed g;enulnely Interested, a member of Round Table Sing­ to geiln ground through military prowess the oldest in a family of five which could possibly be eddied good news to another Nixon aide that he perintendent who will work Pam Walch o t the class of ’78 but______had no money. Still others StudenU are asked to notify month Btato OoUege (Plymouth, ers, and In AFS and French —and give politicians in Washington and children, having one brother for the Democrats? had to “haul myself out of here closely with the teachers and and the Allan Walch family will never replied. Yale University in the High School World as soon New Hampshire) and Southern enub. He also played the part Saigon a moment to contemplate the con­ and three sisters. She speaks and get back home,” partly be­ principals and rid our schools serve as hosts to next year’s New Haven wrote and sent me as they have received word of Oonectlcut Btato OiUege (Neiw of AU HaUm to the choir’s mu­ sequences. “It may be enough,” said the the native language of Uganda, In Michigan, the sad news was that cause of the death last year of of Inadequate teachers and ma­ APS exchange student. an application form. Richard acceptance to the colleges they Haven), sical "Oklahoma” last weekend. periodical, “ lor North Vietnam’s leaders but has studied English for five On top ol aU this, Aldo car­ his brother-in-law, William terial waste? Ishould hope for Prom Uganda, Africa, Mary took special TOEFL tests (for- have apjdled to. Nancy Forde: Oosmectlcut Governor Wallace got 51 per cent of all If they could get Mr. Nixon to withdraw ries a heavy academic load: Brill, who managed Connolly’s ^'What Are You? Some Kind of a Nut?'^ that kind of money we can ex­ Nnajjamba wUl be Pam’s AFS years. The Welch’s e^ ct SATS) and applied to The following abrevlationa C o lleg e (New Lonon), Hartwlck those voting on primary day. One might the last of his troops from the country in sister throughout the 1972-73 in Manchester sometime In Au- . . AP English, AP Calculus, big Texas ranch. pect vast improvement. ______Yale. He wasn’t accepted. will be used; MOC — Manches- CoUege (Oneonta, N.Y.) and honors chemistry, and honors possibly And a brighter omen in the fact return for a ceasefire and handing over Moreover, despite Connally's The salary of 831,600 for a su­ school year. Like Pam, Mary is gust. Richard did get enough money ter Community College, and UOmn (Storrs). French 2- Needless to mention, their few hundred American prisoners.” spectacular ascent to the top of perintendent of schools in Man­ 17 years old. As an MHS student, Pam baa the University of Liberia ixjonn — University of Oon- Suzanne HeUer: Wesleyan that Senator Humphrey was cut down, Well, they did. But so far, enough does he does weU in all of them. President Nixon’s official chester seems hard to under­ Some ol Mary’s extracurricu- taken part in many sdiool acUv- cover his tuition and books, netlcut. University (Middletown). in a state where he ought to have done He feels that he is weU ad­ not seem to be enough for Hanoi. “ Why family, he was more bored than stand when compared to the lar actlvlUes in Uganda Include lUes, Including Sock and Buskin, but he sUll needs monej^for his bWe Adler- Drew OoUeae Nancy Hunt; Skidmore Ool- justed to the American way of much better if voters are completely is it," Dr. Kissinger asks plaintively, fascinated with the President’s fact that the Governor of the parUclpTu!^ to s^rts. With a AFS, and varsity varsity basketball. basketball, ^oom. ^oom. The The Student Student Council Council vot- vot- A"®*-’ ^ ^ge (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), “ that these proposals should not be ac­ whole sate received only 8*6,- She U known by friends for her ed not to send him further funds, (Mamson, w.J.l , ayraw w ^ Mount Holyoke OoUege (South life, but he wouldn’t like to Uve gullible and hopeless, to a mere 16 per White House staff and the special Interest to track. here permanently. He says he cepted?” If they were good enough for ritual of (^ c la l life. He 000 and he must administrate "punny" sense of humor and but, if he were accepted in the ’ Hadley, Maas.) and Smith Ool- cent of the vote. But that elevated Sena­ She has represented her school UCorm (Storrs). and Simmons prefers the European Ufe the Senate doves, why is It that Hanoi re­ resented staff chief H. R. (Bob) 169 towns. In^nlu^arcotoii^UUon in that quick wit; she is aim an, Mslst- gtates they will pay plane fax^ ^ Simmons (^rtham ptan. Mass.). jects them? ant at a Junior Girl Scout troop. He has not els yet been accepted College (Boston, Mw .) Larson: Boston Unlver- because "Europe is more calm, tor MoGovem to second spot, with 27 per Haldeman trying to manage the This form of reckless spend­ area. Also interested in singing, The question puzzles some who are do­ Unl- more serene. There are better cent of the vote, and what good does it timing and frequency of hla pri­ ing is just the thing that caused dancing and debating, Mary is Vates here, so they vriU send him ally (Boston, Miass.), Jackson ing the arithmetic Hanoi must face as it lost faith in the peut Board of some of the money that he could verslty (Providence,^ I.). College (Medford, Mass.) Syra- relationship between humans. do the party, except for a brief sen­ vate chats with Mr. Nixon. He Bates CoUege (Lewistown, People don’t care enough for pauses before Hue. 'The administration Bducatloa and will in thle one. have had as plane fare. cuse University (Syracuse, N.- made no new close friends in Maine), University of Michigan each other here." sation of trying something different, to calculates the Communists lost two divi­ Sincerely, It’s a hard thing to deprive Y .). and UOonn. the Administration, spending Aldo gives the foUowtag ad­ sions, some 20,000 men, in conquering Charles R, PUlard Gilleges Offer Courses a bright young student of an ed­ (Ann Arbor, M idi.), and Tufts Evelyn Lcssard: Mlddlebury turn from Humphrey toward McGovern? far more time with old Texas vice to American people every­ Quang Tri, which was defended by the ucation that he badly ■wants. University (Medford, Mass.). College (Mlddlebury, Vermont), Democratic cronies — Sen. where: "Love the world. The most inexperienced of South Vietnam’s How can a poor African student Mark Brendel: Illinois Insti­ Trinity OoUege (Hartford), and In Maryland, the border state, the vot­ Lloyed Bentsen and Robert For High School Students individual nations are nothing divisions. How long, and at what cost, Current Quotes get enough money to see him- tute of Tectandogy (Chicago, UOonn. ing was more closely bunched, and Strauss, national Democratic alone, but the WORLD is vrtiat will It take to conquer Hue, defended by treasurer — then with the stolid “ You could see the fianiiwff on In most self through medical school? We Illinois) BYancine Lefebvre: MOC. therefore, perhaps, more rational, than the best ARVN division? Rather than Several coUeges In the area celve c ^ e ^ c t J ^ " t o r need y ou f help. Think about it. Barbara Brody: Dean Junior Margo Lehman; MOC. matters." gray men who run the Nixon shore like someone was taking are m^Mng avallaWe courses at cases, there is no cnarge lor o- KlmCrealy OoUege (Franklin. Mass.), Ply- -Aldo definitely recommends pay such costs, why doesn’t Hanoi ac­ a picture. I thought we were Diane Lemieux: i/LCC. In Michigan. Governor Wallace got 39 administration. ^ i r tortttutlons to high school tuition but a registration fee is that people leaim at least one cept a negotiated deal that concedes it catching these guys in their Richard Lescroart: Purdue per cent. Senator Humphrey came in (Jonnally’s relationship with seniora during the summer ses- charged. foreign language: “ the know­ so much? the President himself was sleep, probably draftees getting aion and the regular cusademlc To date, the guidance d e p ^ - University (West Layfayette, second with 27 per cent, and Senator Mc­ TTie simple answer, apparently, is that Indiana), VUlanova (Laffetto, ledge of language is necessary. vastly superior to his Cabinet it before even heading south. I ^ r This option to available to ment has received information You can learn a lot through Govern trailed with 22 per cent. Again, the weight the North Vietnamese give to colleagues. Except for Henry wish John Wayne could have ^dente wJm have completed about these programs from Letter to the' Editors PYnn), University of Pennsyl­ manpower losses in adding things up vania (Philadelphia, Penn.), languages about the people who the only positive interpretation open is Kissinger, the President sought been there.”—Steve Schlem- ^ have sufficient Southern Oonnectlcut State Ool- does not coincide with any theories of Hey-^sn’t bicycling great now UQjnn (Storrs). apeak that language.’’ mer, a 21-yeai>old algiialman ^ l a l maturity, and have dem- lege, the University of Hartford. To the Editor; He regrets that MHS doea’t that it may be a good and saving cost—benefit ratios known to Western your Thomas Leslczkd: Central aboard the US8 Newport News, ^«Lratod academic aWHty in and Hartfm-d OoUege for Worn- sit back and look at that you’re not razzed every- have a better language depart­ man. They no doubt - see a chance A Thought for Today en. Students who ■wont further mldi-sklrted girls. Slouch for- Oxmectlcut State College, East­ thing to have Senators Humphrey and describing the Navy cruiser time you huff by? Forget It-—you ment. He thinks that the exist­ that the conquest of Hue will bring the Students may take regulaf Informettion diould see their ward and gaze at the effect of ern Connecticut state OoUege, McGovern aHemating in their. rankings Sponsored by thn Manchester strike <»i Haiphong five hours ing one is very poor. collapse of S^gon and the last vestige of Council of Churches your bfllowlng ®°"*' M(X3. before the harbor was mined. freshman level courses and re- counselor. ■What are his hobblea? In until they have eliminated each other. U. S. resolve, and the price does not con­ boys. Now, try an4 defend this pare to Daisy and her two-seat David Levine: M(X!. Robert Levy: Rider CoUege leisure moments, Aldo Ukes to cern them. Meditation For Conversation ”I think ehe did a tre­ accusation of the culture we’re Job. But we ask, again, what is there that If you’re disheartened with (Trenton. N.J.), Bryant CoUege, relax and read books In foreign If the President’s new offer attracts no I do not believe. mendous thing by throwing her­ blamed for countering “Kids this pessimistic attitude toward (Smlthfleld, R.I.), American languages, listen to records, is luqipy for the Democrats? Or, for that nibbles from Hanoi, it ought at least to I believe self over him while the firing today just don’t seem to have The High School World any imaginative creation with "your” culture, just take a deep University (Washington, D.C.) and watch T. V. matter, since somebody is going to be dampen the persistent idea that a com­ only in men and women. was still going on. 9 ie could promise settlement can be reached if on­ very easily have been, hit and which to base their lads and breath and turn back the pages and MOC. Aldo plans to continue his Compiled by Students of Manchester High School ______of Mmh and Dad’s old year- John Lombardo: Brown Unl- nominated, and therefore have a chance ly the Americans make one more conces­ And even God was surprised she gave abeolutely no thought trends. What is the jkenae of education at the Unlversita dl mrsonal values If their values books and try to envision who^ verslty (Providence, R.I.). of being elected, what is there that is sion. Just as the Nixon administration when He/She realized to herself, nidiatooever. She Studl dl Catania in Italy to work Art Edltpr ' aren’t their own.” “They” mimicked. Yes, beUeve GaU London: UOonn (Storrs), now acknowledges having underestimat­ that I believe so much. could easily have been abot Go-Editor Feature Editor for his goal—becoming a multi­ happy for the nation? CAROL LARIVEB ANNA CYR Is Tatzan your hero or do H «» not. Your parents were Hartwlck OoUege (Oneonta, ed North Vietnam’s military capability, Ronald Mazur heiself.”—BobWe Joe Parsons, ^ANDREA BURR lingual translator. It looks Uke you drool over Hunky John pisrt of a copy-counter-culture N.Y.), Upsala CoUege (East he’s weU on his way to reaching Somewhere in this dreary primary it se;m s the critics of the American Unitarian Unlversallst Mlnlzter a daughter of George C. Wal­ Sports Editor Faculty Adidser Co-Editor Wayne? Too bed guys and girls, just don’t teU them! Orange, N.J.), Drew Unlve^ty, It!! ^ negotiating stance have vastly overesti­ submitted by lace, discussing the reaction of ROBERT WALSH ZANE VAUGHAN prooeas. Democrats are going to find '*7 7 DIANE KBIXSBY they’re not your heroes, they Imogene Smith (Madison, N.J.), and Douglan D. KeUaey mated Hanoi’s willingness to compro­ Arnold F. Westwood the governor's wife to ish at­ bfiQPg to m m s and pope. Marcle Gordon CoUege (New Brunswick, N J .). themselves looking for someone who mise. — WALL STREET JOURNAL Unitarian Unlversallst Society tempt on his life. V’ L

7^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1972 PAGE'NINE PA G E E IG H T MANCHfiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. MAY 19, 1972 She has pledged to again press will b« In Vero Baach. The rectors It estimates that over ciple of, ‘one man, one vote’ and Town To Install Rec Board Wants poses the threat of a president the Issue at toe' 1972 national Floyd’ a Funeral Home, Vero Nixon Visits $80,000 wUl be left over from assuming office without having conference next month in Her- Beach, la In charge of arrange-, Ahortion the North End project when the Gloria Foresees End Obituary Berm Curbing $50,000 Surplus received toe greatest number shey, Pa. menta. With Wallace federal audit la completed. The W H. agency also recommended the of popular votes." Tlie town on iConday wUl be- S p e n t fo r C o iirtS (Continued from Page One) Hearing money be used for NorOi End Saul M. SUvereteln Sherwood Cone gin a month-long program vt “ The people of the United recreation facilities. To Electoral College States deserve a direct vote Funeral servlcea for Saul M. Committal aervlcea for Sher- jji^on quoted the governor aa Installing berm curbing on Advisory Recreation and Today in History Interest In Robertson Parii when electing the nation’s high­ ENGLAND Sllverateln, retired board chair- wood . (Sam) Cone of Baaley, Omenea mart than five mUes f " * * Commission voted unan- The Manchester League of “ How ironic that the Electoral ^ man nve mUea o< Man- hnously laat night to recom- the Community Y on N. Main est official,’ ’ she Insisted. Today Is Friday, May. 19, the I man of the Rogera Corp. who S.C., formerly of Mancheater, Wallace la undergoing ptayal- (ContinuednuM fifrom Page One) Women Voters heard Secretary College continues to exist as the dled Monday In Tasmania, will vdio died H ay S in Baaley, will therapy for hla lega, at onetiar streets, according to mend to the Manrh^ister Board Bt. was recently emphasised by final barrier between us the' Mrs. Schaffer furthur noted 140th day of 1972. There are 2261 they will be done—by a trained o f ' toe State Gloria Schaffer be Monday at 1 p.m. at Temple be tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Baat temporarily paralyaed by Jaoob Bohr, woric coordinator Dlreotors that about $60,000 the Y trustees, who asked the electorate and the selection of that, “ proposals to establish days left In the year. LUMBER doctor In a clean medical facil­ discuss preferential primaries Beth Sholom. Rabbi Leon Wind Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. J. Man- Kuiiat that atruek hla anine In the putdlo woriu department. anUoh)ated surplus from the town to reface the Y building and our system of electing the our president. national presidential primaries Today’s Highlight in History ity oir by a dirty old man, lit a and Cantor larael Tabatahy wlU ley Shaw, paator of South Moth- jj,, reaaon L"' Berm Is an asphalt like curb- Bnd redevelopment prov­ and to reconstruct toe athletic president through toe Eleotoral “ There is much discussion and to select party nominees by On tola date In 1636, toe sec-1 COMPANY officiate. Burial will be In Tern- odlat Church, will officiate. ^ tumin» nallenta over In bad ing. eot be used to replace faoU(Ues courts in Robertson Park as College, at a meeting last night legislation proposing toe estab­ popular vote seem inconsistent ond'qllCren-of England's King I pie Beth Sholom Memorial HU widow. Mra. Bunlce Caae ^ « * e h e a ^ ^ promised when toe redevelop­ lishment of a state preferentisti with the current Interposition Henry VIII Anne Boleyn, was| Bohr said the list vt- stnets *** Robertson Park, lost when N. at toe home of Mrs. Blanche Bolton Notch, Conn. Park. om ., » » » where work la pimmed does nqt relocated. ment project began. Stone, 88 Butternut Rd. primary in Connecticut, and of the Electoral College as a beheaded In London. Health and Safety Committee. ,^ barrier between toe people and Memorial week will be ob- the home of Mr. and Mra. Wll Include all the streats on which Tlie commission recommend- “ The trend both In legislation some national poUUcal figures On This Date that muscles are exercUed. j , decide on a bUl by 6 their ultimate choice for prea- served at the home of hU son. Ham DePletro, 296 Woodycrest requests tor curbing have been ed specifically that two tennis Radar, Umlted to miUtary use and in court decialona has been are calling for national or re­ In 1688, the 180 ships of toe I Nixon arrived at the hospital _ ^ Saturday, and the blU ^ 1 Ident.” Lee M. Sllverateln, 27 Lexlng- Dr., Bast Hartford, rsoalved. Hie streets chosen, courts and a basketball court before World War n. Is every­ to secure for every American gional preferentisti primsudes,’ ' Spanish Armada sailed from| at 0 9:01./V, a.m left at about ^ before the house next IMl- Mrs. Schaffer sponsored a res­ ton Dr. Ib e Watkins Funeral Home, he said, were to prevent wear- should be replaced and the fa- ' the maximum oj^rtunlty to she said. “Yet, we continue to Lisbon, Portugal. 4S minutes later, day afternoon. where today. It predicts weath­ olution at last year's National The family suggests that any H2 E. Center St., is in charge Ing of the rood surface along clUUes lighted, er, triggers burglar alarms, exercise his franchise and to cling to the indirect method of In 1795, the Baltimore phll-J electing our president through Conference of Secretaries of memorial contributitms may bo of local arrangements. the edges. Tim Redevelopment Agency cooks mettis and clocks hlgtaway participate actively in aU as­ lanthropist, Johns (Hojjklns, w«£ [ pects of our political process,’’ the Electoral College, a system the State calling for the abd- made to a charity of the donor's ------oome streets were not choe- recently told the Board of Dl- speeders. * bom near Annapolis, choice. I^Uss Julia E. Breen Dress-Up Mrs. Schaffer said. vriilch clearly violates the prin­ itlcm of toe Electoral College. Pentagon en, Bohr said, because they do ’ ------Miss Julia B. Breen C6> he explained. Manchester Memorial Hospital. _ MIm Bremen w « bom ^ Old Scouts The highway • department, ______:______Mr. Rich was bom Feb. 11, who work in the Pentagtm at (Continued from Page One) which wlU be doing the woih, 1898 in Northfleld Falls, Vt., life in Manchester. She was em- will loam and seed the area be­ had UveT^; Manchester fo; P>oyed a . a nipervisor at the •‘•W®** ” official said. The organUatldn, hind the new cw b only once, 26 years. He was employed- as rockvlUe branch of the South- Bohr said. After that, he said, a custodian at the Connecticut e™ New England Telephone Co. The Defense Department said however, will retain the name the scene, in a nonrestricted Boy Scouts of America. ' the responsibility for maintain­ Bank and Trust Co. before he before her retirement, ing the grass area wiU be<.that retired about eight years ago. aurvived by two neph- area, is two full city blocks The study also found that away from the office of Air Scouts wanted a more modem of Jhe abutting property own- He U survived by a . sUter, Edward Connors and e n . I Force Secretary Robbrt C. Sea- uniform, more declaton-maklng Mrs. Gladys R. Hatfield of Robert Connors, both of Man- Streets where work Is planned Manchester, with whom he Chester. mans Jr. in the building that responsiblUty and a more flex­ made his home. ^h® hu>®«a will be tomorrow covers more than SO acres. ible system of advancement. are N. Lakewood Circle, from Village Sit. io HUlcreat Rd.; In­ Funeral services will be Mon- ® ®- *"• **>® I^clerc dian Dr., from Overlook Dr. to day at 2 p. m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 23 Main St., Livingston, and two sons, Nor- Westland S t; Olcott Bt, from Funeral Home, 400 Main St. ® Mass of the Resurrection nian D. Livingston n and Rich- TV 30 Program bisposal Rd. south to existing Come to Bishop ’Terryl E. Draney of the Bridget Church at 8:30. ard Lee Livingston, all at home; 4m berm; OoOper HiU fit., from Church of Christ of Latter-day Burial will be In St. James two aUters, Mrs. Sarah -S. Al- Details Fight Goalee Dr. to Cedar fit; Bald­ Saints will officiate. Burial will Cemetery. bert of Manchester and Mrs. win Rd., from Demlng fit to be at the convenience Friends may call at the Joseph WaUon of Rutland, Vt.; On Leukemia funeral home tonight from 7 a„d two brothers, WUfred E. In 1968 a Memorial Fund waa Carman Rd.; Concord Rd., from family. Doming St to Carman Rd.; El- to 9. Smith of Bolton and Ernest J. set up to memorialize a four- Friends may call at the berta Ad., from Avery St. to Smlth of Manchester. year-cld boy who died of leuke- funeral home Sunday from 2 to Baldwin Rd.; Carman Rd., from Top Public Works Employe Mrs. Norman D. Livingston Funeral services will be Mon- mla. On Thuraday at 7:80. p.m., 4 p.m. Baldwin Rd. to Concord Rd. day at the Holmea Funeral a Channel 80 newa apectal will Memorial contributiims may Mrs. Ellen S. Livingston, 40, Also, Adelaide Rd., from Erlis Keeney, 168 Keeney St., ability. performance, Intel- O’Neiil is president of the vironmentai problems. O’Neill be made to the Building Fund of 784 E. Middle Tpke. wife of Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. report the progreaa ihade Waraiioke Rd. to Porter St.; Manchester’s Outstanding Pub- ligence, co-operation and atti- New Ebigland Chapter of the welcomed Connecticut APWA cf Manchester Memorial Hos- Norman D. Livingston, died yes- Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor of this fund. Raymond Rd., from PUMn St lie Works Employe of 1972, re- hide U recognized by water APWA. At his request, Cover- members and members of the pital.' terday at her home. South United Methodist Church. Participants include p e . WU- to Richard Rd.; Kerry St, from To|) Notch's ceives $25 savings bond from and sewer department em- nor Thomas Meskill, has dc- Connecticut Association of ______Mrs. Livingston was bom will officiate. Burial will be In 11am Bronson, director of hw>a- Union S t to North fit; Durkin R ich^^ Lauzier of the Man- plcyes and customers alike. HU dared thU week National Pub- Street and Highway Officials to Mnk Laura E. Cooper Aug. 6, 1931 In Manchester and East Cemetery. tology laboratory at Hartford St, from Brookfield St to Lenox Chester State Bank, extreme memory of past installations lie Works Week in Connecticut, a luncheon meeting in Windsor Mrs. Laura E. Cooper of had lived here most of her life. Friends may call at the fu- Hospital; Dr. Norman Oran- S t; HUlalde fit, from Buckliig- right, $25 check from EUrl Wll- and operations, which I rely on The theme of the week this yesterday, where the topic of Pompano Beadi, Fla., formerly She was a member of the VFW neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 vllle, director of hematology Auxiliary, Disabled American and 7 to 9 p.m. laboratory at St. Francis Ho^- ham St to the end; Cole St, son, chairman of the Contrac- quite frequently is invaluable to year U the role of public works discussion was “ Ecology as it cf Boulder Rd., died yesterday from HUlalde fit to Asylum fit.'; Veterans Auxiliary and the ’The family suggests that any tal; Dr. L«on Hoyer, chief of tor’s Division of the Ctiamber the department. officiaU in dealing with en- Effects Municipal Officials.’’ at a Pompano Beach hospital, Farmington fit, from 'Bucking­ of Commerce, a n d p erscm a l------Mcthera Club of John Mather memorial contributions may be hematology at the University of F^ineral arrangements are In- ham S t to the end; Bucltingham congratulaticms Chapter, Order of DeMolay. made to the Heart Association Connecticut Medlcsd School; with operating a motor vehicle complete. St, from HUlalde Bt to Farm­ John ’Ihompson. Driver Arrested while -under the influence of ------Survivors, besides her hus- of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins and William Sassi, president of band, are a daughter, Ellen G. St., Hartford. the John Sassl Memorial Fund. ington fit; Aaylum fit, from Keeney, an employe Court Cases liquor, was nolled yesterday. Frank Clark Buckingham St. to the end; water and sewer department, '-rll r O lir t-illflrgeS He was charged last December FYank Clark, 76, of Vero Roddlng St, from Farmington In South Windsor. Beach, Fla., formerly of Man- was chosen by WiUlam O’NeUl, Herman W. Komglebal, 46 of CIRCUIT COURT 12 St. to Aiylum fit.; Earl fit, from "Fish Fry"! director of pubUc vj^ks, from gast Hartford, w ^ issued a William J. Mulka, 24, of 106 Chester, died yesterday In Vero E. Middle Tpke. to HUlalde St.; among nominees submitted to East Hartford Session J .J. summons------yesterday------——J Manchester area cases dis- Terrace Dr., Vernon, charged — - Beach. He was the husband of E. BUdridge S t, from Autumn mL n’C n him with operating a posed of at the East Hartford breach of the peace, plead- M«. Emm^ine Owk. St to Grandview St; and B. ment heads. O NeUl instituted vehicle whUe under the t ^ o n included- yesterday and was Mr. Clark was bom In Nor- Maple S t from 'Autumn St. to BRING THE KIDDIES TOO the aMual award to recognl^ Influence of liquor, evading re- Steve Gardner. 22 of Hartford, fined $75. He was arrested Feb. walk and had lived In the Man­ (jJ’DodiansL GARDENS Grandview Bt ^ spetisibiuty, and operating whUe charged with deUverlng liquor to Vernon. chester and Enfield area for Ucense is suspended. minors, pleaded guilty Wednes- many years, before going to w 1, S '"’® “Test was made shortly day and was fined $50. ’The Schools Tax FHorida about nine years ago. Let Us Help Y oh With Yovr Lawn and Plant Problenw Coventry Week of the America Public after an accident on Center St. offense, according to police, He was a member of South SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN Worta ^ l a t l o n being ob- „ear the W. Center St. Inter- occu rr^ in TVjllInd l a s f De- United Methodist Church, the served this week. section. cember. Action Filed American Legion, Manchester 168 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHESTER 643^74 O’NelU said the chrtce c i PoUce said a car driven by Nolles were entered yesterday (Continued from Page One) Grange and Manchester , w , Lodge PTOPlans finding one employe to honor is Kombiegal struck the rear of a on charges of third-degree made public Thursday by the of Masons. He also belonged to difficult. He listed other out- car operated by Salvatore burglary and third-degree lar- Journal-Inquirer of RoclcviUe the Senior Citizens and Grange To Present standing employes including Qroesl of 28 Hemlock St. while ceny lodged against Wayne A. In a copyrighted story. in Vero Beach. Kenneth Irish, 5 Durant St., of it was stopped for a red light. Ahalr, 19, of 23 Deerfield Dr., CABE cannot sue as an or- Survivors, bestdeahla wife, PLANT THEM the park department: WlUard According to witnesses, Kom- Manchester. He was arrested in ganlzation, but will select au-e a son, Nell d a rk of d a re- BEDDING PLANTS NOW! JJflelodrama Gee, SOSA South Rd.. Bolton, of biegal’a car backed up aifter the Vemon Feb. 24. plaintiffs from towns which mont, N.H.; a daughter, Mrs. by Gortons of Gloucester the highway department; and collision, went forward and The case of Armond J. Mar- spend less on education be- William Lewis of EHington; “ tilrty Work at the Croes- Peter Vltols, 83 Ihompson Fid., struck Grossi’s car again,- and ques, 37, of 131 Scantic Meadow cause of inadequate tax bases, and four grandchildren, From The Grower To You: Agera- raadg,’’ or "Tempted, Tried of the engineering department, then left the scene. Rd.. South Windsor, charged Mrs. Pope said. Funeral services and burial and True,’’ a nlneUes-style tum, Salvia, Petunias, Marigoldls, Keeney began working for Kombiegal was apprehended------^------melodrama, complete wHh vll- the town in 1965 as a laborer, later on Hartford, Rd., police. Calendula, Allyssum, Snapdragons, laiua tied to railroad tracks, He now is a heavy equipment said. He was released on a $200 wtli be presented at Coventry AT TOP NOTCH operator. cash Ixxid for court appearance Impatience and Many More. Plant Grammar School on June 2 and Jay Giles, town water and June 5. 9 5 TO BE 8. sewer administrator, said of ------Them Now, Now’s The Time! 3 for $2.75 Tickets for the three-act outstanding Henry Springer, 69, of 179 GIVEN AW AY play, sponsored by the COS Homestead St., was arrested Parent Teacher Organization, MANCHESTER STORE ONLY last night on a Circuit Court 12 FREE are now available and may be SPRBADINO AND UPRIGHT warrant charging him with sale Gladioli Bulb Special! purchased through cast mem­ of liquor to minors. He wtis re­ Japanese Yews bers, Mrs. LesUe SorreU, or at leased on a $100 non-surety bond GOLF WEEKEND FOR 2 Assorted, No. 1 Large Florwering! the B99 Regal Men’s Shop VERNON night from 0 to 10:80 at toe Thursday, 12:21 p.m. — ga­ \ Capt. Nathan Hale School, Rt. Shown here is the Interior of one of our 10 huge greenhouses! Our geranium crop this year, rage fire at Old Town Rd. and kis the finest ever — They please, because — they’re direct from the grower to you! 81. Caller for toe event will be Wilson Lane. ARMY STYLE FOLDING COTS NYLON 3 LB. i Jerry Pascusil. Thursday, 3:31 p.m. — grass Flea M aAet fire off Vemon Ave., Rockville. SLEEPING BAG TUBEROUS BEGONIAS The Coventry Rotary Club A GREAT PLACE TOIXAND (Answer to the Shade Prbblem) will hold Its first annual flea ’Thursday, 4:30 p.'m. — woods Polyester ■ * '0 .9 9 Extra Large Bulbs! Headquarters for market and antiques sale at toe 'TO SHOP! »7.99 Regular 79c grounds of Coventry Hl^ fire at East View Terrace. gj *10. SeXXrTS® b OBEENFIEU} PRfWUOTS! School tomorrow from 10 a.m. Turfbullder, Feed ’n Weed, Oope, to 4 p.m. About Town 59' , Halts, Kwlt and others. \ BO MecOng Garden and Flower Food, 60 lbs. 3 for $1.75 Stanley Papanos, extension u !U i4S0U The Fh-ench Club of Manches­ THERMOS DELUXE ICE CHEST aad reg. $3.86 NOW $2.46 turf specialist at UConn, wlU be ter will meet tonight at 8 at Reg. 36J10 4 A A A HAH Lawn Food, 6,000 sq. ft. guest speaker at tonight’s meet­ Orange Hall. Value 1 9 s 9 9 reg. $8.80 NOW $2.88 ing of too Beautification Com­ JUG COMBINATION Now’s The Time To Plant mittee, to be held at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. MultipU-Usa Sandwich, Pia-lmn *t14.1 oi. PROPANE Anyone with questions con­ CYLINDERS cerning toe care and feeding of ICE Moke Memorial Day - their lawn Is welcome to attend ■ b,W«iW0 f* Our Reg. O O 0 toe meeting. r Day of Remembrance Round or squMfe heads for perfect sandwiches, pies 1.49 T T ea. or other snacks. Heads are heavy cast aluminum^ easy to rernove for cleaning. Overall length of 27''. limit 6 per customer Prei>are now to choose a beautiful Barre to keep you away from the heat. Practically indes* tru ctib le . Guild Monument to memorialize your Hie OeliioUo Ledlee of departed loved one on Mejnorial Day. fioiiitnliiie win iHdd We have a wide choice SIULUOAN'S Its of monuments guaran­ LEATHER WATERPROOF a n n u a l nfqansjtMHlP FUND teed by the Barre MEN’S GOLF SHOES JOIN THE FUN Guild. By Weinbrenner BING THE FAMILY bake s a le (barre ' CHICKEN LUNCH AND [g u i i ^ FREE SODA from 1 to 2 P.M. **\ 7iL*** MANCHESTER ^ EAST HARTFORD ^ EAST HARTFORD M o n u m e n ts MIRTON'S SAPO Rin MEMORIAL CO. FA R R ’S/TOMORROW, SATURDAY from 1 to 5 Main St. Stem 260 North Main at Main 1150 Burnside Ave. 801 Silver Lane 2 A)AIN STREET — TEL. 64S-7U1 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— Phone 648-7782 y

P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C H ISI^ CONN., FRIDAV, MAY 19,. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PROJAY, MAY 19j 1972 PAGE ELEVEN BUGS BUNm ’ OUR BOARDING' HOUSE with BCAJOR HOOPLB About Town Vernon Manchester ig Z s O S S ,V O U 'R C GOKIMA X FI&GEREP OUT) STEP THIS WA'if 1 MOVEP t M DESK Hospital Notes Ij^^LIKE WHAT I G O T T A WAV T' PO A A N ' I'L L SHOW t m r r c l o s e r t t h ' ITHUGT-1HAT VOU BOV» WW Cub Scout Pock S3 will meet Women’s Qnb Plans WHOLE HOUR'S VA! M «s7»r coocmf.* RKKOY TO A M U O G IZ K -x- ^ i T H E tomorroiw at i p,m. at Ver- KIND OF A . , ADMITTED YESTERDAY: MORE WDRH^ I'M P H K W X OF MV LANDSCAPING pltmck School to practice for 6 A CAY! COMING.. IS UNDSRWAV! HAWHAPP— , GUV WHO^ . JCRMS M arget M. Giblan, 40 Olcott St.; VALCOMC Olympio Day. Weekend Qown Town I'M COMING! OF COURSE TXIS IS JUST A. PLANTS TWO , Aamf N TriJn Pml* Leo Alexander, 206 Main SL; LITT LE QUICK COVER UNTIL ACORNS AND lUPASOUT The Surburban Women’a Club, For the adults there wlU be Merle S . Dewart, East Hart- MY SHRUES AJND VINES ^ ORDERS A TMSAME Dining Out King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ COMB FROM VERSAILLES/ HAMMOCK TIME HE Inc. of Vemcm, Tolland and ‘El­ a Cup auction, a vi^ety GROWS A lows will ineet tonight at 7:30 lington, will preaent Ua fourth of handmade Items on sale, a ■ ACROSS DOWN THRO at Odd Fellowa HoU. annual Clown Town and Bavai^ book booth, white elephant I ^ e . Columbia; Nancy W. BIG SAL IBoeehnnte CROP OF IBaput iBit Beer Garden thia weekend booth, sUhouette booth and Brame, 118 H ollU ^r St. Continues At MOLARS 5 Appointment trim lniM naBw(pL) at Golf Land (m Itt. 83 In- Tal- fordinlniout ^ ® f f i o K ; a of the tent wlU MORIARTY BROTHERS!! SArtlttkdMiM SArobBemo cottvUle. m!Wt — BxemMa feature homemade baked goods. Carman Rd.; Ruth H. Klemens, UMlxwlsrMna Tonight and tomorrow night 1/ U Appotlsins artlela (pL) the giant tent will be trans­ petpiy candy, popcorn, hotdogs, 232 Ferguson Rd.; Neil A. flavor SFhfliar (eoiL) ip«n(iMKwbu)SiioBu NATURAL HEALTH formed into a Bavarian Beer soda and cotfee, French, 65 Highland'Dr., South MOanuaof BPubdrira TSpoka nCTORED MOVE MW UNDa CONSTROCTiOII! Garden. Saturday's Clown Town Mrs. Louis Keroack Is chair- Windsor; Joanne T. HubbeU, ihrufaa FOOD SHOPPE events wlU start with a parade man of the Bavarian Beer Gar- Eric Dr., Coventry; Martha MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 15 One (Scot) tSuitabla 26 Small hottls seRa^G foraeting 2T &nall island 40—L.Pwk, A T nO B at 10 a.m. Leading the parade den. Both evenings T «iy Zavex MUler, 44 Center St. It Hlph pH «t Colemdo ♦VKtt—KWrr PLEASE DON'T CALL > WHAT DtO W HE TOLD ME HE'S VERY RICH lIKnifhtof (Thlekat at Stopped flow ■OWNtPSHECIAlS will be a wagon load of clowna Bufid hla German Bond will en- , O/DTHeOLD /HIMTHEOLOAtAN.'— H £ S A Y « — AND THE MONEY WILL BE Bath Com. lonioaapaopla SSMaaculina PARKADE drawn by two Clydesdale tertaln. Husbands of club mem- Also, Susan Jagoutx, 70 Finley MAHTCLL /JOSH WANTEP TO KNOW A a ru JT A IN TRUST FOR BILLY—AND maliaarCab.) XT JJovinj^th name 43 Seedy gourd 7WCNIV. $2695 bers wUl serve as waiters and ®t-: Malcom F. Rhlnes, 127 34 Canters 4t Nlgsrian tribe kaaila tdbHLMCAHOONM. 68 PONT. $1595 horses. IF WEIL ADOPT THE . I ^ WE'LL BE HIS CUSTODIANS/ UlOdwaat thawind Clown Town la the club's the Beer Garden wlU feature Benton St.; Joyce A. Smith, 276 UBagf 35 Bank worker SOGansaia (ah.) TIONII alkl .M, MwiiiigAtMiBtfc BOy—AND I SAID)KS/ atata (ah.) vtayltaaf. largest fund raising event of the (beer of course), bratwurst, hot Redwood Rd.; Todd M. Higgins, (praflx) IT Boy 36 Famous uncle SIEidst tOBad(pral dogs and sauerkraut. Hampton; Dorothy Schuttinger, n Wapiti SSAlwaya 38Kaapin OLatoOrsak 70 OIOS $3695 66 FORD $995 year. Clown *rown aotlvltiea will M Narrow road cuatody (ah.) tlaawywdaiLM |MW9fy TOC* MwsNiiii 2f*. 4 «f 4 4 ______34 Goalee Dr.; Constance A. ^ M W ' L L ’ -. ttOnaofflM E«M«TioiaNO, continue after the p M d e until WAIT TO , j. Fords IT mi- WANTED 4 p.m. AU proceeds from the Carrigan, Groton. 2S8aparataa event are donated to local char- / f S S t t A t f 67CHEV. $1195 Clean, Late Model Also, Robert P. Kirby, 66 Gal­ WBiolofleal p r $2t«S cnitawcrti^ iUes. About Town duet p OllfO |MW0f 6Ml6 . |MMf0f itMtinOg vinyl nsff axy Dr.; Chester E. Morgan, on BRAND NEW 1972 Mrs. Robert Romejko, ways MYtiGoalaveity IF Gibbons AseemUy, Catholic 376 Woodland St.; Audrey Hum- USED CARS and means chairman, said one SlA^aetiva Ladles of Columbus, wUl con- phrey, 85 Charter Oak St.; Pat- ■ulflx of the highlights of the Clown OUT OUR W AY BY NED COCHRAN Top Prices Paid duct a bake sale tomorrow rick A. Herchuk, East Hartford; 52 Gallon (ah.) l A X C B E S T E R Town events wlU be a booth starting at 10 a.m. at Burton’s Barbara Senna, 28 Pioneer Clr- MERCURYS! 53 Main couraas For All Makes! where chUdren (adults if they Store on Main St. Proceeds will cle; Jean C. Weber, Rockville; STShaU wish) can be made-up as TH’ BULL TOLD VOO ip WELL.THEV v e a h .c c u n t voor Dl e s s - 41 Weekday (ah.) CARTER CHEVROLET benefit Its scholarship fund. Michele Pelletier, Andover. PUT THAT PRIWIOW FOUL AIN'T UOS.' SINCE "HOO WON'T 41 Chart ) U K S I U 0 B I U clowns. There wiU be clown hats PRISCILLA’S POP TAIN RK3HT MERE W MV SPOILEP b e AVAKIN' a n v m o r e 44 Bitter vetch SBver loGG Gl Hortfard Rsodl, Moodw iter CO., INC. oh sale, games of chance, a spe­ Buy Now! Save New! BY AL VERMEER MACHINE f WHY HERE T ^OUR CLOCK- EXPEPmONS TO t h e 45 HU^ coat of cial doll booth, pony rides and w a t e r in ' h o l e . VOU 1229 Main St. lE> HE INSINUATIN' I WATCHIN' >ET- living (ah.) VOU CAN s t i l l CAN AAAKE UP FOR rr hay wagon rides also for the I REALLY SPELLED^ r TOLD HER... NO MORE A N D SHE Y O U 'D X S P E N P TOO MUCH 46 Madame (ah.) 6 4 3 - 1 5 1 1 Phoiie'646-6464 TIM E

^/W ELI___ I HC(=fe 1972 CO M ET Y o o « e e s NC7 W H ^eveP r r ALL IS MOT LOST M Y ? vviLu <&er /WORfe o u ro F - 4 Door IT TMAN I WCMLP SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 200, economical 6-cylinder engine, select-shift transmission, INCLUDING: white sidewall tires, AM radio, exterior decor group. Stock No. 2CT63, U st Price $2,710.77. MopiHe PfMMVRfPigg/ • AIR CONDITIONING • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIAL (§ E « • POWER STEERING • POWER DISC Look over the cars the other dealers ha\/6 to offer and then compare prices, deals and quality with these BRAKES • TINTED GLASS • WHITE- late-model beauties. We feel sure you'll become our s-w W WALLS • RADIO G WHEEL COVERS customer. • VINYL INTERIOR 1971 PLYM O U TH 1971 DODGE P L A IN JA N E BY FRANK BAGINSKI O “C ricket". Equipped Pick-up D-200 Truck. Au­ ORIGINAL LIST $4600 with automatic transmis­ tomatic transmission, sion, low mileage, like plus many extras! 1972 00U8ARXR7 Wl SUys»-rTHlS is ARECOROINe.! LE TS PIC K i t 3400 new! 92695 E V A V -E X TAY NAtAEJS 3ANE AND rA/PUONE NUMBER UPTOOUR 91795 2 Duor Hardtop LOOK ATTHAT EA R S A N D IS...V t - PRETTY LISTTENTOTHE 1968 FORD LT D Medium green metallic, with medium green leather interior, SOUND CJPTHE oliiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiilliililiiiii USED CARS 1970 TO YO TA Statlcm Wagon. 10 pass­ select-shift transmission, E78xl4 whitewalls, power steering SEA! Corona 4-Door Sedan. engers, automatic trans­ and brakes, front bumper guards, AM radio, sports console Radio, heater, automatic mission, radio, power with clock, right hand racing mirror. Stock No. 2A16. List 71; KYM OUTH f u r y III $2900 69 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE $1695 transmission, one owner, steering, white walls, Price $3866.30. 4 dobr hardtop, factory executive car, air conditioning, power low mileage! plus all the extras! C5> steering, power brakes, automatic, radio, tinted glau, white station Wagon, automatic, power steering, many other extras, side walls, wheel covers, many other extras. Carrt/ss bal very cVean. 91695 91795 ance of Chrysler’s 18 monthith or 18,000 Inlle warranty. 1970 CHEVROLET 1970 TOYOTA “ L e t’ a tu r p r ite him w ith . . le t’ s th ro w GOme 71 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE $2649 68 DODGE CHARGER $1695 Nova. 6 cylinders, 2-door, radio, heater, automatic Land Cruiser. Soft Top. this next pitch . . thing that’ll atay intide s-n SVf^ Custom 4 door sedan, automatic, radio, heater, factory air, Factory air, vinyl roof, automatic, power steering, white side transmlsaion, low m ile­ Have fun at the beach Rj6W_>.fAI,S.T pifeAL ^ the park!* many other extrae. walls, very clean. age I this summer with this very dean one! 91895 3699 70 PLYMOUTH FURY III $2275 92795 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAV 2 door hardtop, factory air, automatic, power steering, radio, 68 VAUANT $1095 1907 M ERCURY tveater. Carries balance of Chrysler's 5 year or 50,000 mile 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder, new tires, automatic, very clean. “ Villager” Station Wag­ 1972 MONTEREY warranty. 1966 VOLKS on. Radio, heater, auto­ SAVES ME A tor OF 2-Door Sedan. Radio, 2 4 . .. matic transmission, pow­ MPORMATION TIME THAT WAY) 67 DODGE CORONET $1195 standard transmission. 4 Door SFEET 70 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER $2100 er steering, air cosidltlon- 2 door hardtop, 28,000 miles, radio, heater, automatic, power 7 INCHES... 2 door hardtop, beautiful red finish, vinyl roof, power sbeer- ing too! Weekend $peckili Pillared Hardtop. White with medium blue vinyl interior, steering, vinyl roof. Carries balance of Chrysler's 6 year or A N D I ' M black vinyl roof, 400 engine, deluxe all vinyl interior, G78- 50,000 mile warranty. Ina, automatic, radio, heater, a real cream puff. 91195 9795 xl5 whitewall belted tires, front bumper guards, fender ENG iAGED EASY TERMS OR TRADES WITH LOCAL BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE skirts, whisper air-conditioning, AM radio, decor group, re­ T D A mote control left hand mirror, tinted glass. Stock No. 2M78. 250^3L U st Price $4,870.63. lO VR ATE js ^ X P g g r ! I MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH )) h LYNCH MOTORS ROUTE 83 AUTMORi7ED 643-2708-875-8010 "HarttordArm‘»L u rti»t 2bj«4a Dsolsr" SERVICE 34SCGatGrSL,ManchGGler M4-S313 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE TOLLAND TPKE. MANCHESTER 4142 (^BUT, UNKS, YOU QpTTA GET WELL.^ , ...CHANSEP MV WILL. LEFT BUT THERE'S A CATCH TD IT— IF EVER VDU'RE A TRUST FUND- QUARTER CONVICTED OF A FELONY, THE LEGACY WILL 1972 MARQUIS A MILLION TO VOU. BE REVOKED. THE MONEY WILL G OTO 'CHARITY. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE ^TO M E ^.. AN_^-CDVJVia., I'M HARDTOP MAKING $UCH MARK$ CAN OUR AMERICAN FRIEND CERTAIN Be FAKED... HER HA5 BEEN PBCBIVED— ■’ TURKISH VILLA. v' 2-Door. Dark bdue metallic, with dark blue vinyl roof, white­ THAT THE PACE a lo n e te lls BY THOSE TREACHEROUS ■ ' -'-x wall tires, convenience group, whisper air conditioning. LASTOFTHC US SHE 15 NOT OUR neuiA'riinsLjiA^ - ^ A M radio, appearance protection group, tinted glass. Stock BUTTER­ No. 2N40. U st Price $6,477.84. CUPS GOES STRAiOn. NOi FRANCS. 'VE LIVED MV LIFE...'') WANT TO SAV AGAIN ...PROUD OF YOU.. 100% GUARANTEED !ARS YesgeUhlsgusiGiileesiiiyYysMbGrGiwsJcsfwliiiesrllnle rigs iliswing hu lls wlsdsw. . . Thsl'tsur IOO% Ossrustss.* H limply ttstssriistfer60 risyeriasylblngpMpi sot thst His gusisiSsn ahlweuhlst peep SMt. . .w eHiBllfreel. . .bi> FOR 60 DAYS W ITH dvding nplacssMsipaitieiaberl. . .SsiwwysuknswbswMlsefclersgeeduesdcsri.. . A sJSisisHsin Jsit Ashnper. 4660 A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN tost. . tHswl>i»syislm wli6srioisglH HOMIUAGEUMITATIOM! *lsi4s»TiGswslMlii»Bssrllsl»lisslflsls>wwsMy,BiiAsl yrtGs^llsrt»lt l yrtGS,WIHinrikslNdWiSiG>Gr60Bs|il FINi; I'H. T W MV JUDaSV r HRT« TTHINK *aG iUjNt on BKTHEMI.' OUTFIT TOMTMfR.', WHKrTMItU.DO 70 TORINO TO TH'JUDGING S?im5Sy^5loor sedan , 8 oyl.i aolomatic» 2-DowHardi[top. V-8, Auto., PS, PGOFBCCION,' ■V0LKSWA8ENS- ^ S A V E A STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIPF power steering, maroon. 66 VW $114$ 86 VW $1145 ONE APVANTA6E Of N ^WHEN THEY THE tHtD^ WHILE IN THE HIREP HELICOPTER ALMOST ABOVE Dslnxa Sadsa, Beige. Deluxe Sedan, Blue. BEINS t h e ENOINEER RETURN FOR THE WILL HAVE THE OU> TEMPLE... W ~ " ' —■ « 69 VW $1745 IF THAT I KNOW AU. f l o w n / JUST ONE ADORE PLACEi ' ” S tTC IV "* - *‘*®* 68 VW $1495 THE ESCAPE HATi3l£S Deluxe Sedan, Red. Deluxe seden, sute., -VWICH I NOPE ID FWP ’|jL^^n*^iitlnontal, fall Milaage. blue. INTOIS/VWNSTSR.' REWAROING.' 65 VW $1045 ditioning, Mlchelin 'sdial tten, J®****? w. . *.42795 Deluxe Sunroof, Bins. 71 VW $2295 interior, turquoise with blsi^ vinyl roof. 2 - D w Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power Fsstbsek, Auto., Bine. One owner. 24,000 original miles. steeriag. Br«w a, YGty dean* 70 VW $1895 Dtinxe Sodan, Bod. 68 VW $1145 69 OLDSCUTLAS4 ^ $ 2 ^ Deluxe Sedan, Black. 2 ^ . hardtop, 8, automatio, steer­ 70 VW $2295 ing, Bold, black vinyl roof, very low Bqssrobacib Closn. 66 VW $1145 75 OTHERS IN STOCK AT ______^ S -l9 ^ mueage. S9 FOimSQUIRE. „$2ses 68 VW $1795 Deluxe Sedan, Greco. station wagon* V-8, nutometlo, power SqnnrebGek,Blue. 70 VW $2395 , Antomatie, Clean, steeriag. Green* Squarebaek, Ante,, COMPARABLE SAYINCS!! SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRIELA 89 VW $174$ Q e a ., Clean. 70 PONTIAC , $2295 54595 DelaxsSniuroof, Blue. Tempest 2-door hardtop, 8 cyL. automat­ e, ell power with air oond., 67 VW $1345 69 VW $1745 ...MOW iM comti^BPi ic, power steering,'black vinyl roof, ma­ Deluxe Sedan, Beige. i EAT h e r e AT green. Fsstback, Blue. MORIARTY 'rbOROVfti RISK, roon. . 68 VW " $1495 69 VW $1745 T Deluxe Auto. Sedas, Deluxe Sunroof, Sedsu, ll?

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f - . ■ . H e b r t m ^ when they were married, al- theugh they had known each Bolton -Finance Board Favors 7Vz Mill Increase N E W 1972 Little Leaguers To Hold Drive other since childhood. H ietr choice of Sarasota as a retire­ CUSTOM STATION WAOON Hebron Uttte Leaguers will Pony League, FUEL OIL The Bolt6n Board of Finance will be $1,660,080.06, which la (pram is between $4,9p$ and BoUetln Board ment home was made after b e ^ jp n d u c ^ tbelr annual Emt stated that this Is the thoroughly scouting both Florida SCRANTON dallwi. CMMk will recommend a 7^ mill in- $06,730 less than last year's to- $0,180 per year. Board mem- Women over age 18 wishing Boos^ tomorrow major source of Income and all coasts. They liked the West crease for the fiscal year 1673- tal request. Of this total, bers note that this Is a savlnsa to play with the town’s ladles' throognout town starting at 10 monies go toward the purchase 17J 73, according to chairman Rus- $1,136,066 is the school board cf $3,068 over what costs would softball team are. asked to come Const and they pass along j ^ equipment and Uniforms for Sarasota's boast that It has “ the 4M-I sell Moonan. The predicted portion an<$ $038,661 Is the por- be if the school participated In for a signup and practice ses­ AU proceeds from the drive, the thirteen teams. MOTORS jump will take the rate from 06 tion for the town proper. theRockville Public Health sion this, eyenlng at 6 at the third best sandy beach In he M cordlng to Baseball rtWs year, the Association has ROUTE 88 - 872-9145 VERNON to 63H mills. Why The Increase? Nursing Assoclatlcm from which high school field. ' . World.’ ’ s«-Rr.: CJommlssloner E ric Emt, will outfitted three new teams, two AutoroaUe, power 616611111, The Murpheys refer to their s To the Individual taxpayer. I" answer to the obvious the board recenUy withdrew, "Inherit the Wind,” the sen- 4295 ^ lo w the Asswiatlon to con- in the National League and one N E W C A R CooptwHy OI C«. this means $63'&0 would be due question “Why the Increase if Castagna said he Is now tak- lor class play at Bolton High roof rack, white waUs, Factory Air Ooodl- Frank Atwood summer place In Rhode Island tioning. Stock No. 3643. ______‘ i t oPfraMons and will in the American League and as a "cottage,’’ and they are for every $1 000 of assessed val- total request is less?", Ing api^cations for the nursing School, will be presented again ,^®>^can League, there U still additional equlp- Horace Murphey remembers location In Sarasota and con- I had suggested that MrTaHd ANNIVERSARY SALE nation ta x es on a house sis- *>nard members explained that position which will begin at the tonight at 8 p.m. In the all officially resldenU of Florida PH O NB M M H S the National League and the ment to be purchased. trying to grow gardenia plants tracted for construction of a Mrs. Murphey supply a picture sessed' for $10 000 would in- mtes set for the past two years start of the school year in Sep- purpose room of the elementary New 72 Dhrysltr Newport Royal 4-Door Sedan Indoors \riien he was superin- house. H iey moved Into their of themseleves picking oranges This piece about the Murpheys NEW CARS TODAY . AT crease from $W per ^ear to have been “artificially low",^ tembcr. school. Tickets will be available || tendent of parks and recreation fall-winter-spring home in Jan- In their own grove, but there originated In a rt^dabout way. r dlac brakea, adilte wallc, etrato ventUa- CLOSEOUT PRICES $635 per year if the ^ p c s e d In- because large surpluses have"' U ttie League at the door. Automatic, power steering, power in Manchester. The plants uary, 1666- Is no grove and they are not At Connecticut Agricultural tion,...... electronic ignition. 8too>- 4 No. 358$. *3595 VERY HIGH USED CA R ALLOW ANCES crease c gardenias. "These are our fa' the area la considered “ ^emi- WEEKEND SPECIALS available at the time ctf this nagh and Bruce Bates, with two Manohiester Evening Herald vorites," Horace says now. troplcal.” The Florida Keys are 1967 PO N T IA C $895 1968 P LY M O U T H $995 writing, but are expected to be hits apiece for the losers, Bolton Correspoadent Judith Telephone 649-5233 68 DODGE 6I$66 66 FORD 6U*B Writing In early April, he re­ "tropical” and northern Florida Catalina wagon, V8, auto­ Satellite convertible, V8, au­ Shop, then released within a day or two. Winning pitcher was Dana As- Donohue, toL M6-8406. 76 d 6D G E 61766 Dart OT, V8. automatic trSns- Falriane MO, 4-door sedan, 6 ported that Gladys had been Is “ sub-tropical.” Average an­ matic, power steering, powder tomatic, power steering, pow­ Townspeople wUl have an op- pinall. iO ke Avens was on the mission, power steering, ra­ cylinder, automatic. — picking “ beautiful, Uly-wblte nual temperature at Sarasota Is brakes. er brakea. portunity to study all the de- mound for the losers, Van, V8, automatic. dio, buck^ seats, console. 18 P L Y M . 61MS gardenias which measure 3% 72.8 degrees and average rain­ tails of the revised budget be- Town M e e tli« Postponed RANGE AND 71 DODGE 63466 OTX, V8, bucket seats, con­ inches across since 21 March.” fall is 47.2 Inches In a year. USED CARS "S&SBUICK 71 P L Y M . 61666 sole, automatic tranamlssicn, fore the M ay 30 town meeting. The town -budget meeting C3>ronet Custom, low mileage. Horace Murphey has retained Because, of the relatively low FUEL OIL power steering, power brakes, 1971 M GB $2595 1970 B U IC K $2595 as copies must be made avail- scheduled for Monday has been Cricket, 4-dr„ nicely equipped V8, automatic transmission, 443-6136 24 HOUR TOWING this way of writing datsfifrom ccsb of started turf in Florida, GASOLINE power steering, radio. radio. 4-Speed (Convertible. M a g LeSabre, 4-Dr. Hardtop. V8, able to the public In the town postponed to M ay 30 at 8 p.m. his experience in the U. S. the Murpheys Installed a turf whleels, 11,000 miles. automatic, power steering, clerk’s office at least five days at Community Hall. •OLDEST DODGB-CHRYSLER DEALER in HARTFORD COUNTY ■Army that gave him a taste for lawn. The charge in 1966 was 1970 OLDS $3895 power brakes, vinyl top, before the meeting. ------BANTLY OIL living In a warm country. As a 5 cents a square foot, trucked Toronado. V8, automatic, beautiful car, with balance of Health Booklet COMPANY, INC. Moriorty Brothers ■ reserve officer, csOled to active to the site and laid down. The power steering, power factory warrantj^^ Mrs. Joseph Haloburdo, A rbg'hlf't' I fbVATT l duty in World War II, Horace lawn is one of Argentine bahia brakes, air conditioning. (2 chairman of the Health and J-VFVTiJ. 331 Main Street served in Florida, Georgia, Mls- grass, adapted to the warm cli­ to chose from .) 1970 PO N T IA C $2995 Mental Health committee of the “Around the World in Eight ■ sisslppl, Texaa and southern mate. It responds well to fertil­ 1970 O LD S $2595 Boneville, 4-Dr. Hardtop, V8, DODOE FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY Bolton Junior Women’s Club, Days” will be presented by the Tel. 649-4595 O F M A N C H E S T E R I cHSYSLis_ California, and then fo r some izer treatment and gets four ap­ Delta (Coupe. V8, autamatic, automatic, power steering, notes that the committee has Nlcolo Marionette Co. tomorrow 643-2791 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS strenuous months on th? Burma plications of 10-8-4 fertilizer at power steering, power power brakes, air condition­ Rockville 875-3274 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER brakes, burgundy with black compiled a health resource at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m, at ■ Road and “ over the hump” In the rate of 10 pounds to 1,000 ing, and more. Balance of top, nice car, low mileage. pamphlet designed to acquaint Waddell School. Ticket^ will be on all m akes. . . Chunking, China. square feet. Bahia is a tough- factory warranty. biaded grass and Horace cuts 1970 CH EV, $2295 residents with local health in- available at the door. The event Sarasota is Now Home It with a rotary mower. He Impala (Custom (Coupe. V8, 1968 PO N T IA C $1695 formation. is sponsored by the Etost Branch ■ “I don’t like cold weather,” automatic, pow/er steering, EntiUed "Everything You Al- ywCA of the Hartford Region. catches and removes all grass he says now, and after hls mar- power brakes, new tires, dark LeMans, 2-Dr. Hardh^, V8, ways Wanted To Know About ____ STAN OZIMEK, Manager clippings. He hires a man to automatic, power steering, Just Received A ■riage to the pifesent Mrs. Mur­ blue. Health", the booklet tells who The Manchester Republican come over once a year with a power brakes, 40,000 miles, 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER phey In 1958 he started taking 1969 O LD S $1995 car like new. Fresh Supply to contact for information on Women’s Club will conduct lU a rw ii; to pionto'fo^ ^^riii^ (CuUaas 2-Dr. Hardtop. V8, different types of clinics, vision annual food sale In conjunction vacations. After retirMuent In _^ automatic, power steering, of New care, alcoholism and mental tj,g Manchester Garden 1967, he and Gladys chose a „ nice car in dark brown. 1967 OLDS $1195 health. Club plant sale tomorrow from ______The lawn has been green all 1969 P O N T IA C $1995 Cutlass, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, Greenskeeper through the winter this year Many other subjects are also g.jg jo 2 p.m. on the va- Catalina. 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, covered, including vlsttlng comer of Lenooc and there was no freezing Horace and Gladys Murphey can pick fresh gardenia automatic, power steering, power brakes, 45,000 miles, nice car. •' hours at local hospitals and g center Sts. Mrs. Martha' weather to injure the garden blossoms every day from plant that grows outdoors power brakea, green with Look ’Em O y o t plants or trees. Sarasota can’t black top. Uoodmoblle information. Montany is chairman of the food That is to say, the Dotsun 1200 iedan keeps more at their home in Sarasota, Fla. Manchester’s retired Printing and collating of the be sure of frost-free winters and 1972 PO N T IA C $3595 1966 C A D IL LA C $1495 superintendent of parks and recreation sent the pic­ pamphlet was done by graphic ____ in . the winter of 1970-71 there Firebird, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, Sedan DeVllle, V8, automatic, TMt Is lust power steering, power brakes, arts students at Gov. William I afe^ Safe Buy was a freeze that nipped or kill­ ture and notes on Florida gardening at the request automatic, pow^r steering, Opels! Concerned People, Inc a non- green In your pocket. Saves you money with its air conditioning, silver with ed some tender plants. of the garden editor. power brakes, air condition­ Pitkin School in E)ast Hartford, p ro fit. youth orgfanization, will back top, 52,000 miles. One casuelty o f the frost was ing, new tires. Mrs. Haloburdo said. sponsor concert-dances tonight A Partial schedule for oranges Is quite as remarked Ibst winter he read Booklets will be sent home tomorrow night from 8 'to a bischofia tree which the Mur- low initial price, low upkeep expense & its high re- BUY^^Used Cars I^eys had chosen after consid­ Important as It Is In Connect!- colum in The Herald, clipped ^ MOHa 57 SPORT COUPES with Bolton school children to- u,e Factory, T46 i Listfai:... erable study, to be their ‘ Targe cut for apples. gent to him In Hartford by morrow. They will also be dl^ Tolland Tpke. Music lor tonlght’g The two gardenia bushes, also Horace Murphey In Sarasota. A trlbuted In the community, next ^ provided by the tree.” It Is an evergreen. They Read Herald Advertisements MODEL S7R RALLYES sole value. planted it In the spring of 1970 In planters, have been a trl- ig^gr to Sarasota brought a ^ j ^ , “ Ghost Dance” group, and to- and a neighbor watered It for umph. The variety Is called ro^ p t response. AUTOMATTCS, STANDARDS, MOST ALL COLORS! Anyone who does not receive Supreme, and the Murpheys a copy may arrange to have them during the summer. It Special Factory Purchase! had doubled in size when freez- tiilnk It was certainly the right one delivered by contacting ing weather came early In the choice. 'There were 58 buds on LABEL PRICES START AT $2399 Mrs. Haloburdo at her home o n ------1971s BOUGHT FROM THE FORD MOTOR CO. winter before the tree had a April day when Horace’s Laurwood Dr. We Have Just Purchased 12 Lincoln, Mercury and Ford Cars; Cou­ chance to harden off. It perish- Jetter written Muj^ Nursing Program Approved gars, Mustangs, Mpntereys, Custom Montereys and Marquis. In 2 and pheys had been sharing the The Board of Education gave SoptioTaikt ed and Horace says ‘‘we’ll have 4 wdoor, completely equipped, many with factory installed air condi­ blossoms with neighbors who S&S PRICES final approval to a school nurs­ AND to start over to decide on our tioning, power steering and brakes. Stop In Soon, While The Selection had none. The blooms were CARTER CHEVROLET ing program at Its meeting last large tree.” maturing In succession so that MTOTIlT week, selecting one of three al- ^ s o M l S s m n Is Good SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Foundation shrubbery grows some could be picked every START EVEN LOWER!! tematlvfcs submitted by Super­ in irianters. Horace filled the day. intendent of Schools, Dr. Jo­ MashiasCleaseA planters with good topsoil. They Horace Murphey grew up In seph Castagna. BepUo Tanks. Dry visited nurseries to choose their GOOD LOOKS The plan selected will provide Sewer Lines InstoUed-Cd- 1971 MUSTANG ^ 1971 CHEVROLET plants and then set them out. Manchester, graduated from 1,800 hours of nursing care per lar WatorprooflBg Done. 2 DOOR HARDTOP m PALA FOUR DOOR They include dracaena, describ­ %Ianchester High School and S & S BUICK Red, Jactory air condtioning for summer Radio, automatic, power brakes and then from Connecticut (JoUego, ARE ed as an evergreen with narrow “New England's Fastest Growing Buick-Opel-Saab Dealer” ! year, 540 by a registered nurse driving, radio, power brakea, power steering, factory air conditicni^, vinyl In 1928, with a major In horti­ |81 ADA3IS ST., MANiCP^TlSTER (open Evm.) a«6-4S71| and 1,260 by a nursing aide. The IMCNINEYBROS. steering, whitewalls. sword-llke leaves; caulssa vi- roof, low mileage, and clean, too! burimm, which bloomed In culture. He was Immediately (Exit 93 otr T-86 & Route 15. 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Houston One Up on Dodgers in Crucial Series disum SiL CU/uflsL Golfers Near Title

By Helms^ Bunt EARL YOST Triangular Triumph Mays Center of Attraction Sportt Editor Gives Edge AMERICAN LEAGUE "W e really squeaked this one ham, SH-IH, and swept Penney and Platt at Meriden this after- Leone (M) def Pino (W) 6-4 ; East during the out and Scott Leone put a fine High of East Hartford, 5-0. noon- to get to the title match Clark Pino (W) def Herdlc (M) W. L, P ot. OB Seniors on the Go Week to Remember ob- servaace. round together of 72 despite a Medalist honors went to Leone with Conard on Monday,” noted 6-4; Downey (M) tied Cichon In Opener As Mets Extend Win Streak 10 > .oas­ Senior Citisens in Manchester have bogey on the 18th. This was who fired a one over par 72. Kelley. (W ); Annulll (M) def Gaucher 10 .,000 been quietly (? ) observing their third an­ is % Here ’n There far and away the best round of He finished the first nine with "It still bolls down to the (W) lup. By HAL, BOCK NEW YORK (AP) — WUle he runs the bases. He's always to play every day, but it would IS la Jtto a% nual Week to Remember. the year," stated Tom Kelley, a 37 and carded a 36 for the match with Conard. If we can Asaoolated PrcM Sports Writer Mays doesn't have his timing looking over his shoulder to see ,^hurt me If I disappointed the . 0 14 .M l 0V4 Program-> Director Wally Fortin lined Ray Peck, one of Manchester’s finest, Manchester High's golf coach. back. win all our remaining matches. Manchester vs. Penney — at the plate yet ... or does he? where the ball Is."is." people. I hope all the attention was once in the Cincinnati Reds’ farm Can you have a crucial base­ New York B 10 .STS 6 up a full five-day and night schedule for The Tribe upended host Wind­ Other Manchester scores were we should be able to ,wln the Leone (M) def Carroll (P) 6-5; ball series In May? Although he went hiUess in "SomeUmes." Mays admit- wears off so I can concentrate T 10 .SIS 7 Manchester's' past 60, or is It, 60 gang. system with the Tampa Smokers in the ham High and Penney in golf John Herdlc 46-42-87; Brad CCIL championship,” the coach Herdlc (M) def Gacek (P) 7-6; three trips and struck out led, "but not this time. My tlm- on playing. I don't know .how Florida International League.. . Will The lx>s Angeles I>odgers and West The young folks would have a hard competition at the WllUmantic Downey 41-41-82; Lon Annulll 40- continued. Downey (M) def Stebbins (P) twice, Wondrous WlUle, playing ‘"ST " I don’t even much of a contribution I can IT 7 .708 — Clarke, retired Manchester High teach (Country Club yesterday. 42-82. RESULTS 2-1; Annum (M) def King (P) Houston Astros—pre-setison only his second game since know whether the bali hit m e." make, but the guys really ap- Ume trying to keep up with the seniors. iand coach. Is back home ih Manches­ picks to fight it out in the Na­ IS B .820 3 The Indians defeated Wind­ "We must defeat Windham Manchester vs. Windham — 10-8. coming back to New York last T h e game began in- predate any little thing I do." It’s been a busy scheduled all week, ter after wintering in Florida. “This vrda tional League's West Division IS 10 .800 SH week was the center of attract- auspiciously for Willie, who The Mete wound up a 10-8 which Included a trip to Shea Stadium the best winter in my 18 years in this season—certainly think so. 11 10 .438 7 Ion again Thursday as the hi the more famUlar sur- home stand. TTiey have a 21-7 In New Ywh yesterday' to watch the Florida,” the spry, white-haired Clarke Season Nears End H o n o F e d The Dodgers and Astros 11 10 .407 7% runaway Mete edged the Mon- roundings of center field after record and lead Philadelphia Mete play baseball against the Montreal reported.. . Dick Jauron, outstanding Narragansett Park stages its opened an important, if you 11 18 .407 7% Trainers Never Quit Scholars treal Expos 2-1 and stretched Playhig first base Sunday. by 5^4 games in the NaUonal *«n s«» ^ Bhepoa. Yale football player, has been nam­ semifinal, Saturday, of th e. Lou Becker, golf committee don't believe crucial, four-game Tbnrsday's BesoMs 8TOBB8 —- A pair of Jun­ their winning streak to seven He failed to pick up Ron League East. And they did It Tuesday night I had an opportunity to ed captain of next spring’s EU baseball meeting and this next-to-last chairman at t h e Ellington set in Los Angeles Thursday Hunt's leadoff line drive as it Thursday with a makeshift line- Detroit 7, Boston 3 ior Inflelders on the Univer­ break bread with 100 of the club mem­ squad. . .Larry Kahn. of Manchester, a weekend schedule of nine races country Club, was the night and even this early in the left the-bat and turned it into a up as shortstop Bud Harrelson, California 4, Oakland 8, 13 in- sity of Connecticut’s Yankee will be highlighted by the *7,500 , , . bers at the gaily decorated Senior Cltl- soi^more, won U of 26 matches with season, there was an air of ten­ hle With an unsuccessfi^ left fielder Cleon Jones and Hoping f or Big Upset Conference champion­ Undbergh Handicap, a race surprised man in the club sons' Center. the UOMin varsity tennis team. Kahn sion to the game. ship baseball team have been named to commemorate the l^^st night when he was tender- fteadorwairthls ^ shoestring t,y. He also looked catcher Jerry Grote sat out 0"^^ had the fourth best won-lost record on BALTIMORE (AP) — Horse ner will receive *187,300 of the Houston finally won it 4-3 in drew a le a d ^ walk, tnis ume at a^ third strike for the final with minor aUmentsailments and center Friday a Games Scheduled to be honored were winners nominated for election to the first solo flight of Col. Charles ed a testimonial dinner. from Mike Torres. Ted Marti- the squad. . .Soi^m ore first baseman trainers are a resilient lot. Like *189,000 gross purse. The race 11 innings on Tommy Helms' out with two runners on base in fielder Tommie Agee and third Boston (Pattln 0-4) at New in the annual bowling and golf tourna­ Academic All-America base­ Bill Montgomery pcuied the Central Oon- the bettors,, they never give up will be televised from 5-6 p.m., Lindbergh from New York to T^e local man was showered squeeze bunt. But there was nes followed with a booming aevenUi” baseman Jim Fregosl were York (Stottlemyre 8*8), N ments. The latter event was postponed ball nine. They are Second- nectiout State College baseball hitters hope scoring an upset vlcto- and carried on radio, 6:15-6:46 Europe in 1927. The Lindbergh bouquets (or his great plenty of drama before that rested. Baltimore (McNally 4-2) at Monday due to the weather. ot Baseman Charley Horan of S S l'V y::L rilr«d m t " “ trange playing cen- th^spring with a .867 average. . .'WTIC ry. p.m., both on CBS. has been fashioned for three ^^^k at the club over the past happened. ® “ ter field," Mays confessed. "I "This 1s the best bench the Milwaukee (Parsons 2-2), N Worcester and Third-Base­ ball arrived at the plate at ap­ Floyd Poet, a youngster of 78, handleil n(mo will broadcast the Indianapolis 500 Riva Ridge, being hailed as Upper Case, with Ray Brous- and four year-olds and will be ,13^3^3 33^ was also the recipi- First there was LA's Don Sut­ haven't been out there (or a Mete have ever had," said Ber- Oakland (Odom 2-0) at Kan- man John Hdenburg of Fox- run at one mile and 70 yards. 3„ j 33^3^3, gj{tg from Elling­ proximately the same time. the bowling play at the Parkade Lanes. /M iler Saturday, May 27 starting at 11 ;16 the first Triple Crown winner sard up, will break from the ton working on a one-hitter into couple of weeks now. I wish I ra. "They're ail contributing." *as City (Sirtlttorff 2-8), N boro, Maas. To qualify for "Good fellowship U worth more than a.m. . .Recent slow pitch softball game since 1948 and already de- No. 2 poet while Ron Turcotte ton members and his friends. the ninth and leading 2-0. Sut-J Mays' slide upended catcher j,ad gotten a hit the last time, Jim McAndrew, making only Minnesota (Kaat 4-0) at the Academic All-America Capt. Joe Robison, Air Force ______prises and that's what we have these found the bases loaded when the batter scribed in "super horse” terms, will take Riva Ridge from the ton, looking for his sixth John Boccabella and the relay ^ay timing's bad. I felt his second start, went sbe in- Texas (OogolewsU 2-2), N team, a player must achieve Academy baseball coach, Js a events for," Post said, and there is plen­ hasn’t scared the opposition in third slot. Inside both, on the straight victory, surrendered a bow ced away into the Mon- ni^re bad (sic) when I didn't nlngs for the Mete, yielding Cleveland (O. Perry 6-2) at hit a routine ball to the second baseman. a ‘‘B’’ or better grade aver­ member the 10-man rules Pop Warner Junior League ty of good fellowship at the Center. Saturday’s 97th running of the rail, will be Joseph R. Straus' ot leadoff single to Jim Wynn and treaf dugout as Martinei con- man If I had dropped a fly feur hits and a fifth-inning run Detroit (Cain 0-2), N Before the smoke had cleared, all four age either for the past two committee of the American As- football players are not per- Front and center during the Sports * 1 6 0,00 0-added Preakness No Le Hace, the Derby runner- walked Bob -Watson with one tinued home with what proved baij on Tim Foil's double and Hec- ‘ California (Ryan 2-8 or Fls- runners scored In a comedy of errors. semesters or (or his cumula­ soclatlon of College Baseball mttted to start practice before Stakes at Pimlico. up, and Jockey Phil Rubbicco. out. Then, with two out, Doug to be the winning nm. <Kentucky Derby winner Although the small field Aug. 1. Rader crashed a three-run "He times that a lot where he younger so I could really play finished up, getting Foil on a 2)„N' pflug to collect his award for rolling the Off t h e Cuff and stablemate Upper Case are should cause no trouble for « o v homer to turn the game blocks the ball," said manager and have the people remember tap to third to end the game Saturday’s Grames highest single among the men, a 194 Athletic Directors John Barnett Tol­ around. Yogi Berra. "Watch him when that. They know I'm not going with two runners aboard. Boston at New York effort. "It took me 36 years to roll that land High and Otto Ooltz of Stafford rated even-money In the pre- anyone, trainer Homer Pardue OF S 0 C 0 11Q. race odds, and conceivably was happy over No Le Hace’s The drama belonged to the hlgbt" he quipped. High as well as fellow umpire Jim Ty- BalUmore at Milwaukee could leave the gate as an over- rare pole position. Tlie colt Dodgers next and old pro Mary Chaves took the Women’s Divi­ mon were all high in their praise (or the Oakland at Kansas CSty whelming 3-6 choice. broke from the No. 17 post in Frank Robinson, who had sin- sion prise with a 166 game but was efforts of Moe Archambcuilt who was Minnesota at Texas Still, seven rivals will oppose the Kentucky Derby and won BALTTMORB(AP)—Luclen L SPRIN6 SAFETY SPECIAL! in the bottom of the ninth, AWOL due to a working assignment and credited with saving the life of Ron Don­ Cleveland at Detroit the Meadow Stable entry, and the Arkansas Derby after start- Laurin, trainer of Kentucky « (GOOD TO MAY 26, 1972) sending the game into extra In­ Pacers Overcan e Deficit her husband ccdlected and assured one aldson, a Stafford JV baseball player, California at Chicago, N trainer Del Carroll of Bee Bee Ing from Gate No. 12. Derby Wnner Riva Ridge and nings. Sunday’s Gaines and all he would "bring home the who was struck on the head by a pitch­ WE w ax,: Remove Brake Drums, Inspect and Cleon Bee e^qilains vriiy: "A t least we won't have to a second Meadow Stable colt, Linings and Drums, Inspect and Adjust Parking Brake, Jim Ray, 7-0, escaped a two- Boston at New York, 2 bacon." ed ball in a game Wednesday in Tolland. coming Upper Case, says he thinks on, two-out spot in the 10th be­ "Riva Ridg^e was probably lose as much ground Servlee Master Cylinder, Repcuik Front Wheel Bearings Baltimore at Milwaukee One of the biggest disappointments Archambault was umpiring behind the they'll come away from Satur fore the Astros broke through Of 20 Points to Top Nets the easiest Derby winner I’ve over,” Pardue said, and Adjust. Also Thoroughly Check Exhaust System, Oakland at Kansas City Nellie Moran said was her Inability to plate and his qulck-thlnklng and Immem- seen, and I have a lot of re- The remaining entries and day’s Preakness with first and Shocks and Suspension, Tires and Lights. M A A r for the winning run in the 11th. Mlnnescte at Texas, 2 take part In the bowling. "I really miss ate mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after spect for him. But most horses their Jockeys, in post position secraid money, ALL THIS FOB ...... Lee May reached on Bill Gra- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)—. and two by Roger Brown tied Barry's fingers and went out of Clevelend at Detroit bowling," 4he said. the Injured {dayer's breathing stped get beat sooner or later, and order beginning with No, 4, in- TTiat could total a little more barkewitz' error and pinch run­ Lou Camesseca was not sur- the game at 60-all (or the first bounds. Indiana stalled the (1- brought him back to life. . . . George 10% Discount For Parts! (with thl« ad) California at Chicago Mrs. Moran, now 93, had to give up you don't know If you don't try. dude William and Joseph Sta- than *167,000. ner Bobby Fenwick came SAY HEY — Willie Mays thrilled Manchester’s Senior Citizens yesterday when prlsed the Indiana Pacers were Ume since 2-2. nal five seconds (or the victory, Blanda is pro football’s all-time scoring bowling three years ago due to a fall In That’s what makes horse rac- vote’s Freetex, Chuck Balta- _ Although Laurin ccxiceded . . . Call Now For An Appointment. . . around on a hit by Watson, a able to come from 20 points After that, it was nip-and- "TTiere were two distinct leader with 1,647 points during his 22 he used his 41-year-old body to race home from first base on a triple and then NATIONAL LEAGUE her home. Ing." zar; Rokeby Stable's Key To Wednesday that he was worried walk to Rader, and Helms' down to nip his New York Nets, ^ ck the rest of the game, with halves,'' Camesseca said. East seasons. . .New York’s Central Park will bunt. bang into Montreal catcher John Boccabella to dislodgre the ball. .The Carrdl concedes, however. The Mint, BrauUo Baexa; John about Paul Mellon's Key to ball danced away and both Mays and teammate Ted' Martinez scored. 100-90 — Just disappointed. me two t e ^ s trading leads ‘"niey were down, then they W. L. Pet. OB At age 90, Mrs. Moran was the oldest be the scene of a Crazylegs Marathon— that Riva Ridge "isn’t likely to D. Marsh’s Eager Exchange, Mlnt,which could prove the 1 We also have a COMPLETE BODY SHOP I Red-hot Cincinnati, which ______acUve 10-pln bowler In the country, a "If you've been coaching 20 to the last minute. came back; then we were New York 21 7 .760 ___ a slx-mller — for women only on Satur­ get beat at equal weights right Eddie Maple; Dr .Hassl Shina’s spoiler to hopes of capturing doesn't buy the theory of a two — FREE ESTIMATES — years, you leam to expect any- ‘ down, and we came back. But PhUadeI{dda 16 12 .666 like honor the late Winfield "P op" Ctaace day, June 8. The Crazyleg tag Is from now." Hassl’s Image, James Moseley; the top two spots in the *160,000 thinor nnifl fllllAtIv * tViAv urAisA or\ ihav txrAMa 6% iu""ei'^m‘"st‘iS^'^whippT^ Four-Game Series Starts Pittsburg 14 12 .688 6 claimed when he was 100 years young. the Johnson Wax Introduction of Crazy- Each starter in the 1 3-16- Sally M. Gibson's Festive added stakes, his talk was Major League Chicago 14 18 .610 Hailed as the oldest acUve bowlers in leg moisturizing shaving gel especially mile Preakness will tote 126 Mood, Carlos Jimenez; and filled with Jovial confidence, reeling San FYancisco 8-5. It after the game Thursday night. Hete a four-point bulge. BB-86. Keller, who shared scoring 6% Montreal IS 16 .464 8 the Senior CltUens' League were Eva formulated (or women. The Johnson pro- pounds and if all nine go to the William S. Farirti m’s Bee Bee "Key to The Mint won t be was the seventh consecutive = L e a d e r s = The victory gave Indiana a 3- But Keller hit hla fourth 3- honors with Lewis for the Pac- St. Louis 10 20 .888 12 Lute, who admits to 87, “ going on 88” , pie will sponsw the race. . .Chris Mc- second. We’re going to be 1-2. S&S BUICK loss for the Giants. 2 lead in the best-of-seven point goal 10 seconds later and ,^ m 22 points, agreed: poet at 6:40 p.m. EDT, the win- Bee, Eldon Netewi. AMERICAN LEAGUE We.* and Ted Rivard, a spry, handsome 86. Hale, former pro baseball umpire, be­ What do you think of that?” he In other National League Red Sox at Stadium, BATTING (66 at bate)— American Basketball Assocl- teammate Freddie Lewis stole -They (New York) played a INC. Houston 18 10 .642 — came a father for the first time yester­ said Wednesday after putting games, the streaking New York George Schroll will Join the 86-year-old Brniin Min 353- P Kellv Chi aUon championship series. The the ball and drew a foul as he good ball game, but we Just got Los Angeles 18 12 .600 1 day when an eight pound, three ounce the two Meadow Stable oolte Mets topped Montreal 2-1 and ^ u n . Mm, .303, t'.B.euy, ^ naUonally went for the basket. Jot In the second haU.” club in September. 81 ADAMS STREET Cincinnati 16 13 d62 2H I have mentioned It numerous times daughter was bom at Manchester Me­ Liquor I Out oi Olympics through gallops at Pimlico Chicago downed slumping St. MANCHESTER, CONN. RUNS—Tovar, vrin 22; Har- televised from New York Satur- Lewis missed Uie first foul San Diego 18 16 .448 6% morial Hospital. All three — mother, here. Louis 6-4. In the only American Coleman Stops Boston day. before and it’s worth passing along ■B- per, Bsn, 19. shot, then sank the second and with 33 points. Aticmta 10 18 .867 8 again. The town has never made a better daughter and father-were reported do­ The way Laurin sees it, Riva League action, Detroit whipped F oh owing Injury to Heel Ridge will be able to best Key NEW YORK (AP) — The Tony Taylor iced the cake In RUNS BATTES) IN Darwin, San Francisco 9 23 .281 11 Investment that In. Its' purchase of the ing well. . .Greg Berger, fine South Boston 7-2 E in d California Ume he knews he's won a game ahead. Just slipped through ______. to Mint as he did three times Red Sox flew In here today for the eighth with a homer. U.Allen, Chi, 20. my fln- Thursday’s Results Senior Citisens’ Center. Windsor High basketball playqr, will at­ topped Oakland 4-3 in 12 in­ is "when I walk in the dressing ilie Nets had one last chance gers." IX)8 ANGELES (AP) - Mar- three years said W ednej^ a ,33^ ^^3^. 33^ 3,3^3 3 a four-game weekend series Rico Petrocelli collected Bos- HITS Piniella, KC, 34; Apa- New York 2, Montreal 1 tend the University of New Haven. . .“ A DEPENDABLE CAR CARE nings. rcom after It's over. I've been to score .After a timeout to set And Carnesseca promised, Anyone who sings out that the town is ty UquMTl’s Impatience for an painful teme spur on his left capturing all three of with the New York Yankees fol- ton's first hit, a single in the ^clo. Ban, 30; Alomar, Cal, 30; Cincinnati 8, San Francisco 5 dead, should dit^ into the Center some Season of Pain — No lleed for Tears” is there tco many times." the play, Tom Washington fired "W e've been down before, we'll injury to heal and hte dedlca- **®®!,' worse if I the Triple Crown n/of n»<-hvDerby, lowing a Thursday night make- secwid. Carlton Plsk doubled Cal, 30; Allen, Chi, Chicago 6, St. Louis 4 day and his eyes would be opened. the name oi a 26-mlnute film of the 1972 injury ui uatu miu lua nunn. continue to nm. I’ll have acast ASTROS - DODGERS Carnesseca had good reason a pass that s lli^ d through come back." Preakness and Belmont Stakes. T h e victory—their fifth up game with the Detroit Tl- off Coleman In the fifth, then Houston 4, Los Angeles S, 11 The Senior ClUxens' Center is alive New York Jets’ season which Is now tlon to hte Viltenova teammates p„t on soon and maybe It’ll to (eel optlmisUc most of the Innings straight—moved Houston one gers that they probably should scored on a wild pitch. Cole- D O U B ^ — Thompsson, Min, evening. New York grabbed a and bustling with activity and not only aveUIable to the public. have combined to knock Amer- heal by itself. But I'm definite- ____ Bal, 7; Only games scheduled full game ahead of Los Angeles have skipped. man. now 6-2, gave up his third 1 * * ° ’ 16-13 lead In the first quarter, lea’s top miler out of the Olym- ly through for the year." a home B.Robinson, Bal, 7; Flak, Ban. Today’s Games in the West race. Boston, on the final leg of a Reggie Smith, then outscored the Pacers 17-2. Trackmen from Bennet pica (or 1972. Liquor! came to California Ne wYork (Capra Y-l) at The 22-year-old star of the Tuesday to prepare—hopeful- two-week road swing; managed BosUm’s scoring. ’’’ Indiana scored the first five PhUadelphia (Selma 1-3), N Norris Halts Stafford’s Attack REDS • GIANTS ______points of the second quarter middle distance races the post ly—(or the June 9 Vens Classic. only three hits against Detroit TRIPLES—McCraw, Oe, 3; Montreal (Stoneman 3-8) at and seemed to pick up momen­ Continue Unbeaten Ways Hal McRae delivered his first gtarter Joe Coleman, while the nights (or the Red Sox, — .9^^ _ , mjgj,a'el NY 2' Pittsburgh (Moose 1-2), N two hits this sea son -a single Curlers 6-4 on the road ^ ^ , , tum. But the Nets' Rick Barry AND England’s Chicago (Jenkins 3-3) at St. and double that drove In four J ^ trip. 2 ; sccred a basket and three free T ie Bennet Junior High track mile Moffat (B), Kontsio (P), Knights, Rams, SW, runs for the Reds. Oncinnatl ^ 3^3 . Boston Manager Eddie Kas- “ 'Y®' ^ ^ ' CIncinnaU (McOlothUn 0-3) at RADh Softball MaFathon tagged Sam McDowell with his ko, who had Just left the mound San Diego (Kirby 3-2), N first NL loss after five vic­ before Krausse gave up the Cash, Det, 7, V York its biggest lead—40- J"®"' 86-19, on the Knights’ ggo Moffat (B) Konau (P), Houston (Wilson 2-2) at Loe TONIGHT . tories. Detroit umped to a 1-0 lead 33,^ D ^ , 1^, 6. ^ 20 with 8:40 left in the first yesterday. Anton (B) 2:17.6 Score Diamond Wins Hardware Angeles (Osteen 4-1), N 7 :S0 Mets vs. Phils, WINF Bobby Bonds drilled a three- “ >®^ tewering "Krausse..Krausse Just got behind him 3- haU. Scott Moffat shattered the Lombardo (B), Dunn (P). Atlanta (Nlekro 6-3) at San run homer for (he Giants, last homer by Norm Cash off start- 1 and he had to come In with it. Z®^’ 10, McCraw, Cle, 7, Ellington High, South Wind- raand, Crompton, (22) Red Sox vs. Yanks, StaFts TomoFFOw Tie closest Indiana could Bennet mile record by 3.8 sec- Konyka (P) 68.3 Francisco (Cumberland 0-3), N year's West Division cham- er I^w Krausse. who now is 1- ^ 3 3 3 , 334^ , ^,3 P.K e^f^, 7. come the rest of the half was 11 ends with a tremendous run of jump Lombardo (B), sor and Rockville Hlgii all SOUTH WINDSOR — Tall, wnc Msmehester Mayor John local business establishments. ROUTE 44A PITCHING (3 Declslons)- Saturday’s Games plons, now 11 games . off the 1- Tom Haller tripled in the .. points but the Nets built it back 4:66.6. Moffat also won the half Koepeel (B) Tedone (B) 17’8H” registered baseball wins yester- lanky Phil Levesque went the Thompson will start the '31-hour Thirty town slow pitch soft- Kaat, Min, 4-0, 1.000, 1.80 Lock- New York at Philadelphia^ 2, day. The Knlghte upended host distance to help South Windsor SATURDAY pace. second and canoe home on ^,3 four-run spurt in the „ w , nno , r k to 16 by halftime, 62-37. mile run. bjgjj jump Anton (B), Koep- slow-pltch softball marathon ball teams are entered. To m s - • • • Dick McAullffe s double. —7 ®*’, Oak, 3-0, 1.000, 1.17 Ixdlch, twl-night Stafford, 7-8, in NOOC action, go above the .600 mark for the BOLTON NOTCH fifth clinch it for theTigers? _ . _ , otr 1 00 "W e lost our poise in the first Bennet produced three double sel (B), Deere (B) 6’2" Montreal at Pittsburgh 2:00 (18-22) Bed Sox vs. Ysn Saturday morning at 9 at Mt. qualify for play, all Is needed METS - EXPOS That was (or openers. ..i don’t think it mattered one half.” Pacer ccach Bob Leon- ^^ijmers. D1 Tedone broke the 180 LH Dunn (P), Esliger The Bobcats turned back Sims- seasem. kees, w n c Nebo by tossing out the first Is one dollar entry fee per per- Det, Chicago at St. Louis Pete Hauck’s two run single The Mets, who’ve won seven ^,3 Northrop way or the other,” Kasko said, 3 .. si ard said. "We were playing like jgygjy, record set in the last (B), Tedone (B) 24.2. bury Hlgji, 9-4, while the Rams (3) Pacers vs. Nets ball. The contest Is sponsored son. The marathred racing scene shifts to fidentially predicting pennant, ser (EH), Hanscome (T), S3'9" Babe Barna Dies. General tdmission tl-OO a raise. . ■ llceman." ,, Lincoln Downs on Friday, June have been playing up to their Discus — Hanscome (T), M. SAT. M tm at 8 PJL Gracyaloay (M) Blaln (T) 66*6" f Ch.idrf" .nfle' 1? M ClHARIiEiSTON, W.Va. (AP) Blefary was one of four pla^- "I can’t become concerned 2, with B.A. Dario's pari-mut- manager’s expectations. The OatM Open atB PJL. itt. S*»ti 737-14JI, Mechanics at the sign of the Big A are supplied with quality — Herbert Paul “Babe” Barna, ers involved In a swap between about a player I’ve never had, u®* betting establishment going Tigers and Yanks meet for the High Jump — Kapaer (EH), ADm ,T8 88.8a fry MS. (AP photo) BarUett (M ), Czatkowskl (EH) parts by Car Parts Inc. who played major league base- the A’s and the Padres Wednes- Bavasi said.' "If I’ve got to give into night racing for the first first time this season in a Gve Cbildrea Under IS. 88c yoo'l Nee nal" RIVERSIDE PARR ChUdreq Under 6, Fine noun IM • MAW4M ball with three different teams, day night. San Diego’s Ollie someone, money, I'd rather give of two 1972 meetlngs-thls billed ROOKIE SENSATION —^ Southpaw J jhn Matlack shows four victories and no game series over the Memorial 4’6" T-rmg jump Bersslere (EH), Exit IM off Boote I-S4 ■ 16 FKI P*miK died TTiursday at 67, a week Brown was sent to Oakland and It to someone we already for 69 ^higrama—scheduled to defeats for the high-riding New York Mets. The rookie pitcher has been one Day Holiday weekend at Yan­ Ka^>ar (EH), Bartlette (M) 18’ after suffering a stroke. the A's gave up [dteher Mike have." close on Septmeber 4th. of the most pleasant surprises of the 1972 season for Manager Yogi Berra. kee Stadium. 6 |v '

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TONIOSrs OAMK8 nell and Bran Charlebois adding Sean va. Army A Navy, 6 doublea for the wlnnen. get the job done WaddeU Play ended after four and one- Dominate N. H. L. All-Stars Softball Morlarty va. Nasaitt, 6 Buck- half Innings. Bonanaa 1080 8gc 22-U-O ley Chosen for me. second tesun me Norris as tt^ defenseman Mat man chosen as the AU-Star m Law yen va. Anaaldi’a, e Ver- VFW - a-e NEW YORK (AP) — Boston, 000 00 0 were left wing Vlo Hadfleld and and me Smyme as playoff center four consecutive times. planck Berman and CSiarlebois; Chicago and New York each center Jean RateUe of New MVP, ran his bonus earnings He and Orr each poUed 308 of a TONIGHT'S GAMES Gunver 081 304 8—18-19-0 Kovia, Wilson, Doyon Household Sorvieot 13-A Pointing - Papering 21 and {daced two players on the Na- York, right wing Yvan Ocumo- for me season to 335,380 vdilch possible 210 pclnts In voting by Man. OU Heat vs. Army A Lock Stock 804 800 1-11-15-4 INTERNATIONAL LEAOCE Mella, Hall. Navy Club, 8:18 Nebo Codding and Humphrey; Wll- .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUR^ tlo i^ Hockey Lieague’s All-Star yer and goaUe Ken Diyden of Includes his 315,000 winning members of me Prcfesslcnal 8:30 AM. to 5:00 PM. REWEAVING of bums, mom- HOUSE painting by teachers, 12 Tliaiika to two runa In the AMERICAN LEAGUE team announced Thursday. Montreal and defensemen- Pat Stanley Cup share. Hockey Writers Aiaoclatlon. W ^ a n vs. Lenox, 7:80 Nebo son and P in o holes, sippers repaired. Win- years experience, fully Insur- Order Your laat liming, the OUeca preaerved Ihere were only a dosen hits HAPPY ADS Scoring champion Phil Espo­ Stapleton and BUI White of Chi- n was me flfm consecutive HuU was chosen for the lom Bemie’s vs. Bonanza, 8:15 DUSTY LBAOUB BERRy’S WORLD dow shades made to measure, ed, quality work. Save |. Call their uhdefeated record last' laat night at WaddeU Field but sito and defenseman Bobby K®Msy connecUcut Bank A Trust ta- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. all size Venetian blinds. Keys 742-8764. night at Verplanck Field In a 23 runs scored as DUlon Ford cago. first team selecUon for Orr. Ih™*®—**ly ****** I**® “Happy Orr, both becoming AU-Star Members of me first team re- The only cmer defenseman ta record of 12 AU-Star selections N. Fire va. Savings Bank, 8.15 heavUy a f Robertson made while you wait. Tape re------5-4 decision over winless Steven- outlasted PoUce A Fire, 18-7. «:M P.M. DAY BEFORE FUBUOAITON the Boston ceive 33,000 In bcnus mrniey n h l history chcsen more often set by Detroit’s Gordie Howe. R ^ rt^ „ . Park as mey deposited 31 runs corders for rent. Mariow’a, 867 P- LEWIS A SON, cuatom son’s Esso. The OUers are now The Automen led »-0 after two DeodPne for Satardoy and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday New York from me league wim secwid than Orr to me AU-Star squad Orr and Phil Esposito are me FUer’s vs. WUbanks, 8:15 FlU- Angels to only Main St., 649-5221. decorating. Interior and ex- Thought” 5-0 and Stevenson's 0-4. frames and were never headed. j u klas Isssit ______terior, paperhanging’,' fully in­ i.iuuoa Bin, wBiB uBvnr ubbubu. defenseman Brad Park team members getting 31,000 was Montreal’s Doug Harvey, only repeaters from last year’s one. The winners coUeoted 23 There were two outs when A1 Hutchinson’s four hits pac' sured. For free estimates, call each. All-Star squad. Gilbert la me Lynch vs. Gorman’s, 7 :80 Fitz­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD who made it straight hits. In mree games, CBAT has Building C on tracting 14 649-9668. if no answer 643-6362. ft^wlnnlng run scored on an ^ ^'wCB^H^^d Orr, who previously had won only member of me flrst team gerald produced 67 runs while holding error. . Welsh added a pair. ^ ClnssHled m "Want Ads" are taken over the phone as n Today! goalie Twiy Elsposlto of Chicago three individual trophies—me U™®* from 1902-1958. who had never earned mat hon­ me q;>posltlon to a mere total CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- RICHARD E. MARTIN. F\iu Frank Livingston and Bob Leading the PF’s was John CHARTER OAK convetuettoe. The advertiMr ■hoald raid hla ad the F1B8T completing the squad. Hart as Most ValuaMe Player, Phil Esposito, became me or before In his career. of 11. modeling, additions, rooting, professional painting service. Smith contributed doubles and Pelletier with a double. Wholesale Tire, behind Ray D ^ IT ^ P E ^ and REPORT ERRORS In time for the A1 Pratt paced the winners’ nsari Insertieo. H m Herald Is responsible for only ONE ta- Call David Patria, Soum Wnd- Interior-exterior. Free estl- Mickey Bombardier singles to Dillon 381 106 18-7-1 Braim’s game-winning homer, CALL 643-2711 attack wim a perfect 4-4 ap­ oocreet or omitted Insertion lor any advertisement and then sor, 644-1796. mates, fully insured. 649-4411. the OUer attack. Pat Fitzgerald PoUce A Fire 000 430 Til-1 upended Norm’s Catering, 10-8, pearance wim Tom Rund going o m to the extant of a "make good" Insertion. Errors wMch homered for the losers who also Huhtala and Funke: Shey, ‘Car Stable at 190 Plus’ at Fitzgerald Field. 3-8. Bob Clifford, Jerry Wilson “ I**®*. ^ “ ® tile advertisement will not be N.J. LAFLAMME — Oqrpentry INSIDE—outalde painting. Spe- M anchester had doubles by Cliff Bickford Nurmi and WlerxWckl. Who^s No. 1 in Darts? Brann’a stroked mree hits eerreeted hy "make good" in— and CJhuck Arnett ranwd two contractor'. Additions, remod- clal rates for people over 65. ... Sonwen* and J(*n Andreo. INTERNATIONAL FARM Who has the best dart team in Connecticut? wim Ron Zeppa also getting eling and repairs, 876-1642. Call my competitors, men call OMy hoy* MNt you Stevenson’s traUed early, 3-0, The OUers topped Steven- hits. Evening mree. Bill Bagley, Roger Pen­ Blair Kerstetteris two hits led ______me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Qualifying Accident Don’t tell anyone around the British-American Gub ney and Pete Mashchetto had NEWTON H. Srnim A Sons- Re- ______Z______a happy o4l ^ tji^ e d f^Uiree^ruM In me son’s, 7-8, at Charter Oak be- me AngeU array wim Ray 643-2711 fourm and went **” ahead " "In *me ‘ hind me pitching of Dave Del- that Old Saybrook is No. 1. two hits each. modeling, repairing, additions, — ------—— ------— H erald flrst wim one maricer, 4-3, be­ F'oesman belting a triple. rsc rooms, porches and roof- Fm OT Finishing 24 Mastro. FVank Grant contribut­ Last weekend the local shooters trekked to Old Say- Jim Mlstretta paced Norm’s GBAT 582 218 x—21-22-1 fore me last ditch OUer scores. Ing. No Job too small. Call 649- ^ ------1----- ed a fine catch for me OUers. brook and pinned a 6-3 defeat on the team rated the offense, going 3-4 wim two trip­ FLOOR SANDING, and refln- OUers 210 002-6-4-1 Claims Malloy’s Life Angela OIQ. 000 0—1- 5-7 best in the state. les. Dan Guaehlone and Ray Bassos, Garsldes and Viet, ‘______^______ishlng (specializing In older The Children's School Stevenson’s 000 310—4-5-4 Jenack each produced two hits. t,.,!..-,. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Less owner of me car that NEalloy Foster and HERALD ROOM additions, dormers, ga­ floors). Inside and outside 645 Birch Mt. Rd. Happiness is a . . . Livington, Bombardier and Playing with the locals were Ed Churilla, Walt Gauchlone’s flrst Inning homer Ellington Ridge man a week ago, race driver drove to fourm place here last O’Nell, Turner HERALD rages, add-a-levela, roofing, painting. No Job too small. Manchester, Conn. C A R W A SH Dee, Ostrout; Fitzgerald, Bick­ Klein, Ken Hunt, Jim L ^h a rt, Hank Pakulski, Leo got Norm’s started. REG LEAGUE LOW-COST slcUng, foundations. Low, low John VerfalUe, 646-5750, 872- CRAFT DAY ford and Andreo BEST 7 Jim MaUoy said, "It doesn’t May, said, "Jim was one of me Rjcfiloff, Len Smith, Rod Watson and Ken Jones. Wholesale 020 104 3—10 17 4 Scoring In every Inning ex- BOX L E H E R S prices. Bank financing. Add-A- 2222. By the Rainbow Girls Class A — flrst — Sue Apter take guts to drive a race car at sweetest guys I’ve ever known. Norm’s 201 210 2— 8 14 0 May 20. 1972 NATIONAL LEAGUE A rematch is slated June 24 at the BA Gub. CLASSIFIED ADS level Dormer, 289-0449. ------39-17-22; second — Gret HaUer 190-plus miles per hour. It (me He was personable, easy going, F or Y our Sunrise to Sunset at the Hartford Erupting for 10 runs in me 38-14-24; third — Ruby Stand- car) feels absolutely stable at and a Joy to work wim In a Match point is 301 with each player taking part in and McQulre. ployes, 16-7 at Mt. Nebo. Information WES ROBBINS carpentry re- B o n d s - National Bank & Trust first Inning, Bonanza went on to fest 44-17-27; Class B — first that speed, more so than me business where minds and opln- nine games, all best-of-three tricks. SILK CITY EUse Maurer 48-19-27, Mlm SIou- car I had last year which I had Irais clash frequenUy." d a y t Nlvison hammered a 15 words - 3 days modeling specialist. Additions, StOCks — M ottgogOS 27 Main St., Manchester humiliate VFW last night at Fogarty Bromers limited De- T'HE HERAJJ) will not rec teoms, dormers, porches,------Happy Birthday Buckley Field, 22-0. kin 49-22-27; third — Roberta to push to its limits Just to get Grant King, Indianapolis car homer and two doubles for me disclose me Identity of $1.89 (Tormler to eight harmless hits crew. Howie Edwards cabinets, formica, bullt-ms, MORTGAOB3S —1st, and '^nd Saturday, 8-12 Noon Jeff Berman aUowed but two O ark 47-19-28; Class C — flrst in me lineup.” builder and owner, was me as mey shut out me Motors any advertiser, using box barnrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. mortgages — Interim flnanc- Sale o f N B A stroked four singles. SHEREE D'AMATO hits. The pitcher and Ronnie — Rose Caglanello 47-25-22; Now, me 38-year-old veteran man who brought Malloy to me Ssdes, 18-0, at Fitzgerald Field. tetten. Readers answer­ 15 words - 6 days ------— ...... Ing — expedient and conflden- I Sports Slate \ The Town’s attack wim heswl- ing blind box ada who Home Baked Goodies, Apter each lashed out two hits second — Ub Miller 58-25-31; Is dead. He died m Methodist Speedway In his rookie year. R on Seplowitz coUected four $8.24 X) ItTZ Ir HIA, Ik . LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — tlal service, J. D. Real Estate ed by Carl SUver and Bruce desire to protect meir wim Chris Stetson, Alex Birt- third — Eklna Howat 57-25-32. Hospital here Thursday, five 1967. King said, "I gave Mm a Boston O u b FRIDAY Mts as did Pete Burnett and _ ... ,,___ now homes custom built, r>e- Assoc. 643-5129. "The Godfather" also.’ days after suffering massive in- Job so he could eat, and I gave Identity can follow mis 15 words -10 days modeling, additions, r e c ------Basrhall Dave BTanagan. Craig PMMpa procedure: Juries in a crash at me In- Mm a ride so he could get his Soum Catholic vs. HUist Oatho- banged outmree M ^ TelephoneTeleirtione 808 608 210210 44 16-19-416-1 $4.60 "Wow.' Hey! H you like these presidential primaries— rooms, garages, kltcherw re- MORTGAGES, loans, flrst, sec- Happiness is; Town 100 082 1 7-11-4 ond, third. All kinds. Realty dianapolls Motor Speedway career going, N e a r ly Set Uc at Mt. Nebo The losers’ Bill Monroe had Ebiclose your reply to you'd LOVE the 'DEMOLITION DERBY'!" modeled, bam tile, cement Congratulations Saturday, May 20th, Edwards emd Chroirtowski: statewide. Credit rating urmec- during practice fOr last Sun- "He was as nice a guy as I Wethersfield at Manchester two singles foUowed by, John me box In an envelope ~ 20 words-2 6 days work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Patriot Trackmen essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ JACKIE. JILL. TRACY BAKE S A I^ day’s qualifying session. ever worked wim,” King NEW YORK (AP) — The Windham Tech at Cheney Aloakey, Larry Bennacassa, Silver and Greer. addreas to me Cluaalfled $14.56 dential or commercial. Call Malloy, me famer of mree, added, "and I knew he had me Manager, Manchester 649-4291. tial, quick arrangements. Al­ and CATH Y Grajits - Parkade sale of me National Basketball Soum Windsor at Glastonbury Frank Flllaramo, Dick Day, CANDLEUGHT LEAGUE Sponsored by never regained consciousness. potential to become a great Hhrenlng Herald, together vin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. Love Assoclatloii’s Atlantic Division Coventry st Rbam Scott Neff each wim singles. Naaslff Arms edged Dick’s wim a memo llati^ me 1” Happy Ads MASONRY — All types of Manchester Emergency Work for me May 27 In- driver.” 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Vlnal Tech at Bolton Fogarty 062 612 2—18 24 1 coinpanlec you do NOT’ stone, brick fireplaces, walls, purfect p. ' Mothers for Project Concern dlanapolis 509-mlle race ccmtln- Memorial services for MaUoy champions, me Boston OelUcs, American in a close contest in $1.50 Auto Aceessories-Tires 6 Busineu Services 1 3 ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Capti;ure COC Title was partlailly cleared Thursday BloomflMd at RockvUle DeCormler 000 000 0— 0 8 6 me nightcap at Nebo, 6-4. want to see your letter. concrete steps, sidewalks. No ued unabated Thursday despite wlU be held today at 8 p.m. at Golf Your letter will be de­ . ^ _ by a federal bankruptcy refers Seplowitz and Thrall; Prach- Dave Sibrlnsz clouted a home TWO D70-14, two E70-14, Good- TWO Handymen want a variety Job j-'- too small. »Free estimates. ^ . . —p the sadness over me tragic Oonkle E^lneral Home m In- Aquinas, Pulaski at Blast nick and Neff. stroyed if me advertiser Happy Birthday I^d byme^mmvldu^ wl^ H ar^ PuWlc y,; Arst^at'me"^*^*;; dl^!!^."‘s;^ed;^y~ officials ee. nm and single wMle Skip Slogl- Elffective June 1st, claaslfled year wide trac-GT mounted on of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Over 20 years experience. Af- BUSlnOSS O ppO t lUlUtY 2 o CathMlc Tough Morlarty Bromers halt- g^ded ttvo singles. Jim la one you’ve mentioned. CAROLE Happiness is of Junior Bin Ehvell ana double Saturday. Tuesday me Pats will Mike Spence of me British s-'ld me body would be flown t o Trans Naitlonal Oommu- If not it will be handled deadline will be 12 Noon me reverse chrome rims wim atticks, cellars cleaned. Lawns ter 5 p.m. 643-1870, 644-2975. victories by senior captain Jim host Stafford as mey return to Manchester, Windham at ed Groman’s Sport Shop In melr owyer belted a circuit shot for day before puUlcation. Dead­ Lotus Team died In a practice Malloy’s hometown of Denver, nlcaUons, which bought me In me usual manner. ^ adapters for 16" wheels. Will and gardener's service. Call "^oiraer* la From Curry, me Patriots of Coventry dual meet competition. Platt tracks as me Gas Hcuse gang Dicks line for Holiday la 12 Noon on fit Volkswagen. Excellent 648-6306. DORMERS, garages, P^hes. ^ crash In 1968. Cok>., Saturday morning, wim Celtics from P. Ballantlne and Leroy. Bernie. and High captured the Charter Oak Results; 'Tennis posted a 9-4 victory In me night- 032 012 0 8-11-1 Friday. tread. »120. ^ 648-6661 after ------additions. wUllng to sacrlflce IW® v e ^ RALPH TAFT But mere were reaction from funeral arrangements mere Im- aons three years ago for 3850,- g p m ' CEIUNG______and ______ceramic______tile spe-kitchens, kltchena, add-a-levels, add-a-levels, rotrflng, r In the Student Council. and hiked their overall record (R ). Cody (R ) 23.3 National cannot pay an ap­ Basehall Oroman’s explosive attack 644-1611. sink, icebox, electric brakes. nings, anytime, 647-9232. center of town, weU establlrii- Love Lyman (R). Kissane (O, proximate 32.6 million In un­ Blriiop Hendricken (R.I.) vs. was limited to only eight bits. FOUND — black and b r o w n ______John, 3-way lighting ssrstem. to 11-0. The meet was held at K^toff ( O 3'06 3 TWO ambitious students ex- Roofing - Siding 16 ed, good equipment, good Coventry High under ideal con­ 330; curry (C)’, Tucker (C), Ab- paid notes to me brewery. But Blast Catholic at Mt. Nebo, BM> Kowalski tripled and sln- And Suffer Loss long hair, male mongrel. Con- 1970 JUDGE, 400, minus decals, $1,000. 31 Coleman Road, Man­ lease. CaU BUI Rood at T.J. Bette Belle ney (R ) 34.7 Merle Bettenbausen Crashes, perienced In lawns, painting oxn^TERS and roofs repaired ditions. Mile: Cornish (R ), Zusel me sale of me Celtics to me DouMeheader 1 p.m. pled wim Dave Vlara and Bob tact Coventry Dog Warden, exceUent cwidltlon. 668-1848 af- chester. Oocket, Realtors, 643-1677. (C), Wederstrom (R ) 10:58.8 partnersMp of Harold Llpton Manchester C.C. at Greater Brannlck contributing two safe The slumping Manchester 742-8648. ter 6. variety of odd Jobs. Spe- replaced- ExceUent work- ______Happy 26th Elwell’s victories were Import­ 880 Relay: .Tarqulnio, StelnmUler. and Irving H. Levin for 38.7 Hartford C.C. ties. Dave l^te and Tom Rea *^?*5?* "■ dale on window cleaning. 643- manshlp. Reasonable prices. FOR Lease — Sperry’s Glen, Happy 5th Anniversary ant because of the absence of Abney. (R) Indy 500 Dream Demolished 0919, 649-6666 after 3. Pole Vault: Ooms (O . EMmond- million would enable me firm Track had one hit each to account for tough 5-2 decision to Wlndh^n FOUND 1966 (FORD XL convertible, 1970 STARCRAFT traUer, Free estimates. 646-1399. Bolton, 6 acre pond plus 20 LORETTA and Fi"ank Hawes due to Injury. The son (C). Wederstrom (R) 10'6" Invitational the loeera* total. ®^tgh yesterday afternoon in the fTlwi T Tiiia.iol. automatic, power, 390 V8, ex- sleeps 6. CaU after 6, 643-9101. acres recreation area In­ High Jump; Elwell (C), Gankot- INDIANAPOtlB ® Tribe’s recoi^ to 2-6. It was storm windows, a'wnlngs. Qual­ partllon, athletic flelds, swim­ (C). Lyman (R) IS'SH" hopes of Joining Ms bromer In Bettenbausen had passed his mately 31-1 million. e v o meet at Windsor 2-door hardtop, V-8, Winnebago. 14’ $796. 1967 Shas- too big or too smaU. CaU Ste The C.B. Family triple Jumps. Homer Grenior ity workmanship, free esti­ ming, picnic area, etc. $2,100 Tirple Jump: Elwell (C), Kissane the line-up for me million dM- rookie test wim flying colors Sale of me team must be ap- QuagUa and Ostrout; Me- U>® *ourH» consecutive loss for automatic, power brakes, pow- ta, 16’ $946. 1970 Avalon, 16’, phen “hen Martin at 646-7295646-729S after 25 SNOOPY was a double victor for the (C). Mmondson (C) 41'3" Adam and Brannlck Hie Indians. mates. Fully Insured. 649-3417, per year. Ideal for clubs, or­ losers taking me shot-put and Shot Purt Grenier (R ). Gankof- lar Indianapolis 500 may have Wednesday. He Is me second proved ultimately by the NBA "‘ eertnar.. alr-coodltioned. $1,475. 1970 El Capitan, 17’ p.m. skie (O . KolodsieJ (O 45'H" INDY LEAGUE RESULTS: 872-9187. ganizations or Individuals. ended, Thurday, In a' fright­ son of me late TCny. Board of Governors, sind should ^ •After 6 p.m., 742-6206. $2,176. Some with awnings and CONGRATULATIONS discus. ' Discus: Grenier (R ). KolodsieJ Tiling Baseball Ounver’s Stampers defeated Singles: Pastel (M) def. tereated In retirement. Meals ______CaU after 6 p.m. 561-1061. Nine members of the Coventry (C). Brian Carlson (C). 136’7" ening crash at the Speedway. Gary Bettenhausen, SO, Mdest the transaction take place, Le- other extras. New Dutch Craft UNITED Tree Service — Jobs, b i d w b l l Home Improvement ______Javelin; Brian Carison (O , Sussel Lock Stock A BarreU, 16-11, at Muslal (W) 6-0; 6-1; Gagnon provided and planned soclaU ac­ I still love you, Bettenbausen, 27, of Tlnley of me late driver’s three sons, yin would add ownersMp of me travel traUer. 16H’ to 27’. ^o. Expert Installation of alu- MANCHESTER — ExceUent TO THE WASHINGTON, team will participate In the (C). Brent Carlson (C) 148’4 Team Downed Keenejr Street. - new clutch. 649-7987. trims. Roofing Installation and ELEIMENTARY SCHOCU.. Gideon Wells Junior High of cated; rates designed gently for Route 30, Crystal Lake Rd., MAN WITH Roto-tiUer for hire. estabUahed, comes complete King turbocharged Offenhauser rain showers to assure them- Diego Chargers and Western homers wim Dick and Jim CJole- 7-6; Carpenter (W) def. Potter repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. Walt. BAND Glastonbury turned back me retired Income lmu:kets. SEE­ 1965 FORD, country squire Stafford Springs, Conn. Lawns and gardens custom with equipment, no Uquor. he was driving was demolished selves of one M me 33 spots. Hockey League San Diego man getting four Mts apiece. (M) 6-8; 7-6;. rtsiUng Tiling basebctil team yes­ ING IS BELIEVING: Do caU us wagon, V-8, automatic, power _—r------7 — , . ~ tilled. Call 643-9920. Amedy Realty, Realtors, 876- only 48 hours before me final Meantime, Bobby Unser, who Gulls. B<* Gaffney had a perfect 8-8 Doubles — Mualal-Gagnan MOBILE home, furnished, t o ______Congratulations terday, 14-4. The winners col­ today at 649-2368. 6288. round of qualifying for me May a{^>ecu:8 to have the pole posi------night for Ounvers. (W) def. Hadge-Saunders (M) steering, good tires. CaU after ^ g y carpeting, air- MANCHESTER______Welding_____ ^ Serv- Roofing and SUE OAMILLERI Under the direction of lected nine hits off two local 5, 649-2916. Mr. Louis Beaulac 27 race. tion looked up In Dan Gurney's The losers got mree Mts 7-6, 4-6; 6-2; Pastel-Horttoi (M) conditioner, Magnavox color Ice com er Durant and West C h in in o y S 1 6 - A pitchers. LOST — smaU male Beagle CINDY TUCKER "Something got loose," me apiece from Tim Hassett, Bon def. Young-Carpenter (W) 8-8, TV. By appointment call 623- Middle Turnpike. General ’ Help W onted-Fem ale 35 Olsonite-Eagle, went out Thurs- S c h u l lz S ig n a Hung’s Ray Sullivan stroked hound dog, brown, Mack and 1968 OIJlflMOBILE Cutlass, For making the MHB JV Richard and Oumble Laurettl. 6-4; Clements-Kaufman (W) 9033 after 10 a.m. welding repairs, home owners ROOFING — Specializing re __ stocky Bettenbausen said. "AU day and was olocked at 189,994 white, sad eyes. Reward. 646- HoUday sedan, V8, all power, cheerleading squad for the For a Job well done In your of a sudden I was sideways and miles per hour during fuel PIHLADHILPHIA (AP) two hits followed by tme each Carrier followed wim two def. Young-Carpenter (W) 8-3 low mileage, exceUent condi­ ------and sports equipment. pairing roofs of aU kinds, new SIRRING shopping bills got you from Brian Kilpatrick, John gij^ies 6-2. 0642. 1971 — 22’ AVENQEiR trailer, ------roo^B, gutter work, chimneys, down? As an Avon RepresAn- 1972-78 school year. recent school performances. couldn’t bold It. tests. L®ft Winger Dave Schultz has tion. Best offer over $1,860. Good Luck Griffin, Dan Bossldy and Tracey sleeps 7, exceUent condition- LOAM for sale, top quaUty, cleaned and repaired. 30 years tatlve; you con earn the cash 'Now I am not sure mere Is It was his first appearance signed a two year contract wim FOUND — German shepherd, 649-9040. Kasel. $2,926. CaU 646-7879 after 5:30. also flU and gravel. Licensed experience. Free estimates, to settle up fast. Have extra anomer ride available. Partlcu- since he turned four qualifying Hi® Philadelphia Flyers of me male. Ckmtact Coventry Dog for all types sanitary work, cajj Howley, 643-6361. money for the things you need. Help W onfed-Fem ale 35 Help W anted-M oe 36 lariy at this late date and for a laps, Sunday, at a record 166,940 National Hockey League. Last Gideon’s took advantage of Warden, 742-8648. 1969 MERCURY station wagon, ______air-conditioning, $l,(XiO. Repos- I®®® APAtlHE Eagle, tent trail- Dojer, backhoe, pay loader, Find out how ectsy It Is to get rookie. There are more drivers m.p.h. average. season me 22-year-old Schultz nine IlUng errors. LOOT — Gray cat, tiger mark- session Savings Bank of Man- ®*’’ ®*®®P® excellent condl- rental and site work. LatuUppe started in your free hours. CaU 8BX3RETARY receptionist — here than cars.” ______scored 18 goals and 28 assists Gideon 0 5 4 0 1 4 X— 14 9 2 NEW ENGLAND • tion. 649-2901. ' -Bros. -Inc., 872-4366— ----- or ------742-9477. H eating Olid Plum bing 17 280-4922 Manchester doctor Is looking Bettenhausen's cor, y seU-contalned, gut, building lots cleared, trees heating. Bathroom remodeUng Ume. experienced preferred. ures and can type. No short­ TOOL MAKERS and repall's. Free shop, got sideways for 480 feet f llt ll 1. F 111 111 D 11 Announeements 2 good 'running condition. Rea^ deluxe model, $2,800. 228-3642. topped. - Got- ...... a tree problem? — ■ ------— - estimates. ------CaU - 643-2330 or 872-9202. hand required. Medical experi­ coming out of me fourth turn, *■ WeU worth i^one csdl. 742- CaU 6 4 9 -8 8 0 8 . ------ence preferred but will train. sonable. 649-0304. — ------RN for private duty, 11-7. Medl- MOLD MAKERS smashed me inside guard rail Bennet Junior High’s baseball CAKES for weddings; gradua­ M atarcycles-Bicycles II 8252. BO m Heating and Plumbing cal Placement Service, 232- Hours 9 a.m .4 p.m., Monday- twice, men skidded anomer 420 team picked up Its fifth win in tions, birthdays, suinlversarlea Hiursday and alternating Fri­ Top pay and benefits. AMBITIOUS, reliable, college — Prompt, courteous service. 0226. feet before stcgiplng. as many starts as mey handed RIZZO SAYS! and aU other occasions. 643- 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, bug. CaU days and Saturdays 9-3. Send Steady overtime. BOY’S 24’’ bicycle $16. Call af­ students wanting work, expe­ Coll 643-1490. It was not far from me area the Bolton High JV’s an 11-4 de- 4219. 649-0851. buslneas and personal refer­ ter 4, 876-11850. rienced In tree removal, lawn ______WOMAN to care for two chll- In m e north end of me 2.50 mile feat yesterday at Mt. Nebo. GRANTS Plumbing Service — dren 3-6:30 p.m., 4 days, 1- ences to Box W, Manchester, ED KOVIS ART JOHNSON “L ir e a Little** — TR 6, 1970, low mileage, very work, gEutiening, painting, MANCHESTER oval where a car driver by Jim Jack Maloney went me dls- 1970 HONDA 460,cc, good condi­ Free estimates, plus quaUty b ;so Wednesday, Manchester Herald. to P e n a n a b 3 clean, exceUent ccmdltlcsi. $2,- wdndow washing, x u g cleaning, MOLDING CO. Malloy and Art Pollard crashed tance for me winners to pick up with a haavy duty abova ground 46 87 600. CaU 643-9508. tion, under 6,000 mUes, new small carpentry repairs, drive­ work. 643-6841. Green. Call 646-0384 after 8 336 Adams St. 649-3148 earlier this monm. Pollard, 45, his first win. Maloney and Bob rear tire and extras included. DENTAL Assistant — experi­ Holiday Lanes Pin Champs^ MONEY for your club or or- way sealing and masenry re­ NO JOB too small. Immediate ______suffered a broken leg smd Mai- (Juaglia led me Bears’ attack swimm ing pool- ganization. Ask about the fund 1969 MG Midget, exceUent con- Price negotiable. CaU 649-4360. enced preferred, full - time. loy succumbed to massive In- wim two Mts apiece. Pinch- YEARS OF AGE pairs. Any Job not too small. service on service calls. Free FEMALE for various light General office skills desired. This pool is anginoarad to taka raising progiram offered by dltimi. Mlchelln tires. Also MANCHESTER area printed Juries Thursday. hitter Mark Demko delivered a We guarantee our work. Free estimates gladly given on office duties, full-time. East ReiUy Box "M M ", Manchester Ed Kovis Posts Top Mark New Elngland Consumer Ser­ parts for MG. 1100 Phone 649- circuit company has first shift Ironically, It also was near mree-run triple In me fifth to punish niant. 20” TRICYCLE, also 20" con­ estimates, call between 6-7, heating or plumbing. Faucets Hartford office. No experience Herald. ^ PERMANENT LIFE INSURANDE ^ vice. Your interest can bene­ 0297. openings In Its fabrication and me spot on me track where his break a 3-3 tie. vertible bicycle. CaU 649-3970. 613-6006, 643-7906, ask for Matt. repaired or Installed. Water necessary. Apply Precision Op­ Holiday Lanes won me Wed­ 1 — Ed Korts 466 fit your club or group. Get WOMAN wanted for house­ tooling department. Bridge­ famer, Thny Bettenhausen, was ’ Today Bennet traveled to LOOK IT ALL TIESE FEATOOES 1964 SAAB, new paint, exceUent pumps worked on. Complete tical, 11 Bragg Street, East nesday League championship by 2 — Carl Bolin 461 • EVERYONE A0GEP1ED! the facts today. CaU days 646- cleaning, one day a week. port experience or blueprint High Individual Single Game killed In a practice crash In Penney High In East Hartford engine, wlU sacrlflce. $176 for . tio Anv systems, rec rooms, Hartford. winning me rolloff wim Correntl 5801, evenings 649-4768 Must have own transportation. reading helpful, experience nbt 1 — Ed KovU 191 May 1981. Hie elder Bettenhau- for a diamond battle wim me quick sale. 646-0619 anytime. W l HONDA mini trail 60, good etc. CaU M A M Plumbing A Insurance, winners of me sec­ 24’ K 48” ROUNB POOL • NO fHYOIGAL EXAMINATION condltlcm, phone 649-3804. condlUon. CaU 872-9433.______Heating 649-2871. SALESWOMEN, full-time for CaU 649-6707. necessary. Apply in person, 2 — J<*n Rleder 184 sen had raced 13 times at In- Knights’ froeh. ond round. Members of me 1970 MACH I, 23,000 miles, ex­ downtown Manchester special­ Multi-Circuits, Inc., 60 Harris­ The annual banquet was held dianapolls, but had never won. Bennet 210 062 Ox 11-8-2 Autamoblkes For Sale 4 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also championship team were: How • YOUR FAST MEDICAL HISTORY ceUent condlUco. Four-speed ty clothing store, mature, ex­ Combination on Street, Manchester. ie Hampton, Dick Krol, Vic at me Garden Grove and me King said he has a “backup” Bolton JVs 100 200 lx 4-4-6 -3 good movl^ large appU^CM. M|n|„ery. BUICK 1966, Sports wagon, new transmission, ^S,860. Phone 1969 NORTON 780 perience preferred. CaU Mr. Marinelli Frank Calvo, Ed Ko- HoUday Lanes team was pre- car In Ms stable, but probably Maloney and Duffy; Hill and IS NOT CONSIDERED! condition. Phone 647-6266. Burning barrels delivered. $4. ^ ______f j ^ BOOKKEEPER-SALES A STROliG MALE with a keen brakes, exhaust system, clean, 647-1628, 3-8 p.m. Dresuiraking 1 9 PeUetler for appointment, 643- via. William Adamy and Adam sented the league champlwiaMp won’t decide unUl late today Fletcher. 644-1775. CLERK mind to act as a warrtiouse $626. P ^ e 649-6221. 1984 FORD Galajtie 800, four- 1967 BSA Hornet, rebuUt motor, 2128. Tycz. trophy. Three highest average • WE aUARANTEE YOUR UFE IN­ CUSTOM made ladies dresses. F o r Jewelry store, five-day man, handling Incoming and bowlers were presented awards, door sedan. V-8, automatic d®®" condition. Asking $876. FINAI, STANDINGS 1966 SKYLARK cwvertible, ex­ suits, bridal gowns and veils. EXPERIENCED Sewing week, Tuesday through Satur­ outgoing shipments, plus In­ p „t namely Ed Korts (180-81), Hank SURANCE POLICY W ill BE ceUent coadlUon, air-condition- transmission, power steering. ______CaU after 6, 646-8673. Househaid Services 13«A Also hand set fashion Jewelry. machine operators. Factory day, full-time, pleasant working ventory control In a small, 54^ Martyn (127-32) and Art JMm- experience necessary. Phone clean modem plastics plant on Holiday Lanes 54 ed, new tires, transmission. Clean, dependable. $396. 649- gcHWINN Tandam bike 649-1133. conditions. 5^ 8

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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY^ID, i m MANCHESTER EVENING* HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1972. PAGE.NINETEEN tMhM» Fropoity Houset For Sola 72 Houst ForSda Arridn For Scrio 45 54 Apurtw U - H bH - Iw intn LeeaNem Out off Town 72 Hm is m For Salt 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Lets For Sole 73 44 For Rtnt For Soto 70 1»T2, S40 SKI-DOO TTJT, >6 h.p. O BRM AN W orid W ar n halm at, ______43______43 For Rout TWO FAMILY, 4-4, VA no NEW ON MARKET MANCHFISTER — 7-room older BEAUTIFUL wooded lot. Ex­ ______- Fou^room MANCHESTER Offered by the money .down, Uve comfortably home in quiet area, formal clusive residential area. Lud­ mnd double traUer, $700. CaU «U or beat o«br. CaU bofore 1 _ Grove StrMt NEWER two • bedroom -Pown- PRIME atore location on Hart- ROCKVIL^ NEW INDURTRIAL BUILDINO Manchester & BEST BUYS Manchester — ParkUke set­ CLASSIFIED uc.aiwyr .rinio*iM> — uiwo ouw. ______ford___, RdL . Ideal i for ^ft, fabric, apartment,•navHnant. private baamnairt, fo r leas than $135 p er month. dining room, half hath off gen­ low R d. CaU ow ner, daya, 646- 646-13TS. p.m ., 643-MOT. ting enhances this beautiful . Apartmenta, deluxe one • bed­ houae, Inoludea appllancea. 11.000 sq. ft. fuUy air condition­ CaU Earle Everett, Interna­ erous kitchen, 4 bedrooms and yam, Imrber riwp or preacrip- $180. monthly, heat Inoludea, EhigUsh Tudor of 7 rooms, 4440, nights, 6494796. room, oarpetlnr, available heat, carpeta, full baaement, ed, 3,700 sq. ft. of paneled of- tional Aasoclatea, 647-1800. full bath up, garage, treed 160’ BASKETSHOP AnUquea — Uon ahop. Call Mr. AnnulU, 640- Available June lat CaU after • Vicinity,/ PHILBRICK pampaign. We have been pleas- liovely enclosed poreh. Are- May lat., |160, JJD. Real Ea- and patio. $3M monthly. Paul fle e , a n aerea of tend with all lot. Only $28,600. W olverton MANCHF5STFJR — Ap|»t>ved 3- loots & Aceossoriot 44 Piimltlvea, glaaeware, china, 6644. , 6 p .m ., 970-6697. $16,900 C oventry C ape. t Svo bed­ place, plastered walls, wind­ ADVERTISING furniture, and brie - a - brae. U to, 648-8130. W. D ougan, R ea ltor, 643-4680 utUlties. WIU sell or lease? A MANCHESTER — Many fea- A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. family building lot on Wood­ rooms, living room, eat-in ing staircase, oU heat. In­ THOMPSON 16' lapatrake run­ o r 646-1031. Warehouae ROCKVILliE — Rockland Tier- RECHINT 13,000 sq. ft. in d u st^ AutlJNL.> I «« land Street. Merritt Agency, Open Saturday and Sunday, MANCHESTER kitchen, famUy room with terior professlonaUy decorat­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS about, Jobnaon onboard pow­ buUdlng 1,000 aq. ft. o f con­ three or more bedrooms, 27’ MANCHESTER— New on mar­ 646-1180. Baaket^p Rd-. Hebr^. from 3 GARDEN type two - bedroom and Induatrlal apace. 16,000 • race Apartmenta — Larga and fireplace, garage. Needs re- RAISED RANCH — 8 iboms, hon«s new « the ed. Garage -with electric eye ered . A aklnc toOO. 64S-74S3. apartment, with dining room ditioned offices, very clean 3 Uvlng room, format dining ket, 8 family 4-4-4, central lo­ 8:80 AM . to S:00 P.M. Route 6 on to Route 816, four apartment, flrat floor. In- 100,000 aquare fo o t unlta, beautiful 8 and 4-room ^part- decorating, but for tjiis lerge modem eat-in kitchen, We are ^vlng addrei^ door- Quiet residential area MANCHESTEUt — Fve acres and patio, aU appllancea, baae­ acres. Sale only. room, heated sun room. Ideal cation, aU city utiUties, 8-car CHRIS CRAFT trailer, mUea. oludea he^ appllancea, oar> available immediately. Heat­ menta, inoludea heat, hot ww prlceTT formal dUdng room, 2^ batha, your t^veiUmoe. Drive by, yet close to bus, schools, approximately 3 acres busi­ ment garage, extra eloaeta, FO R l e a s e 13,000 eq. ft. Indus- home and office comUnaUon. garage, Bel Air Real Elstate, fib e rfla a deck a^ cabin, peta. $200 monthly. Paul W. ed and alr-conditloned. Freight ter, all appUancea, with dlah- churcli and shopping. $40,- ness U zone. 280’ frontage. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. walking dlatance to Parkade, . trial space, Ugb ceilings, iqyrink- $21,800 Manchester, older Cape, * fiwia*c«i. 4 bedrooms, waU- ^ “ “ *“ * * thtwougto Uugieo- Low 40s. Wolverton Agency, 643-9332. 4tM PJL DAT BEIXmB PDBUCATtON bead, aleeps two, 60 h.p. In­ D ougan. R ea ltor, 648-4086 or elevatora. $1 to $1.60 per waaher, dlapoaal, oarpatlng,' 000 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Wontod - To la y 58 $235 p er m onth. CaU 648-0710, lers, clear span, heated, reason­ needs plumbing work but-U In ^ R ea ltors, 649-381$. . DeMdUae for Satnrdar mad Moodmy la 4iM p.m. Friday aquare foot. 1-748-8684. pool and your own private ter­ GREEN MANOR Ranch, 8 bed- 649-2818. board. ' Excellent condltloo. 646-1031. able. Next to parkway. ex cellen t decorating taste, CHARLES LESPERANCE 648-0311. race In a country .aetttng. 72 PITKIN ^T. rooms, attached garage plus $1,360. Phone 644-1830. WANTED — CandleUght Syra- 4.000 SQ. FT. HEATED an^ air Poreh, exceUent ar^ CaU ®“' Lovely Colonial, dasl& le area, '*ANCin3STBR --- Spacious 7- TWO-TEAR old duplex, two F rom $160. Sorry, n o peta. 628- ’ ’ room home, aluminum siding,______649-7620 utlUty room, carpeted through- cuae china, amaU or large DELUXE 3 - bedroom apart­ condlUbned o ffic e building. seven rooms. Ideal for growing Retort Fioperty For Sde TOra COOPERATION WIU. 14' ALUMINUM boat, oarp, 10 bedrooma, IH batha, cairpeta, 6086, 870-7466. •arty. BOWERS SCHOOL Colonial — new roof, first.- floor family SUdOCT S'ntEET cut. WeU shaded with large pa­ am ounta. 646-3784. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, ______Houses For Rent 45 $1,000 per month. Convenient to family. Priced In the twentiea. Four-bed­ BB APPRBOATBD D IA L 643-2711 h.p. Johnaon motor, exceUent appUancea. Full baaement. $21,900 As is, e-room Colonial, T rooms, new kitchen with fam- room, double garage. Only tio, quiet neighborhood. Relo- STEUBEN, Maine — Coastal Parkway. 16 mlnutea to Hart­ room Colonial within walking condition. Price $860, complete WANTEU) — antique furniture, complete appUancea, 3 air- rntmthly. Paul W. Dougan, AVAILABLE July lat., 6-room BIAST HARTFORD — Adult needs painting, minor repairs, “F 1% ‘» ‘hs, waU-to-waU „ ^ ^ $84,900. H ayes A gency, 646- cafin g. P rivate ow ner. $27,500. area, two - story house, five condltlonera, fuU -baaement, couple, no ohUdren, iw peta. ford . 871 EAST OAK ST. distance to many schools, IH outfit. 648-8133. glasa, pewter, oU palntlnga or R ea ltor, 64S-48S0 o r 648-1081. Dunlex, children accepted, central location. Won’t bo OiunliuaU-SSt g£ r 1m ' oo1o- 0181. Phone 643-0618. rooms, garage, artesian weU, wacher-dryer hook-up, vanity Four rooma, heat, hot water. FOR LEASE — 30,000 sq. ft. batha, garaa;e, level lot. Fhccel- Continued From Preodlwq Fooe other anUque Itema. Any quan­ close to bua, schools, and shop­ around long. Animmm aiding, garage, out- rooma, partial atone front. ------lent value at $33,900. T. J. full cellar, full bath, 11 acres USEU) 14' fiber^aaa boat and type bath, glass sliding doors AVAILABLE four-room apart- Near bua and atmea. CaU 638- former MUl space, very reason­ MANCHESTER — 3-famlly, 5-6- wooded area. EhcceUent hunt­ tity . The H arrlaona, 648-8708, ping center. Write Boot S $28,500 M anchester. O lder 7- W w T * I^M y lendecaped lot, two fire- C rockett, R ea ltors, 648-1677, traUer, 80 h.p. Mercury. Ex­ onto patio. $320 per month, ment. Heat, appUancea, cen- 0686 w eekdaya, 0-8 p .m . Batuiv able. Ideal for wareiiouse. large bam. Hutchins Agency 3, stove and refrigerator in ing and your own trout Iwook. 160 Oakland Street. Manchester Herald, with full room Ci^, located near aU placea. Help Wcnted-Mole 34 Dogs - Kids - Fets 41 ceUent Bhape. CaU 648-4311, be­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, tral location. $180. mpUancea, j>arklng. $26,600 M anohester. Six-room •»«> m od em oriented tamUy. Coloaial, 8 bedroomst H i nient location.. Char-Bon Agen­ Continued on Next Page 2-bedroom toiwhhouae iqiart- porch. Aluminum siding. Dou­ tral duties. Ai^ly in person, sa ble and w hite. $136 e a ch , 648- vasa top with side curtains, any amount. Antiques and ment, second floor. Includes areai pieaFont convenient loca- $118 montlUy. 873-0868, 7:80 to WARREN E. HOWLAND Capo, country Uvlng In 'the Abeohite top of Manchester with P"*®*®^ amuy room. batha, famUy room, lovely en­ cy , 643-0683. ments. FuUy equlf^ped kitchen, ble g arage. H ayes A gency, 646- Flower Fashion, 88 East Cen­ 0841. depth finder, 76 h.p. EMnrude ■nungs, ^643-2604, 457 Main St., beat, appliances, and carpet­ tl(m . W orking adults. 646-3880. 8:30 p.m . 666 Main St. MAncheater cHy. ^leway garage, q>a- ^ Lota ^ to j q EARL STREET trance foyer, custom kitchen, IH baths, carpeting, private 0181. , ter St., Manchester. motor recently overhauled. Manchester. ing. $180 monthly. Paul W. clous lot. ^ An extra lot goes with this Im- formal dlntog room, U'vlng MANCHESTER — 6 - room patio with barbecue, conven­ EAST Hartford-Immedlkte oc­ Tee Nee trailer. All In A-1 con- Dougan, Realtor, 6484638 or $27,900 Manriiester — Country “ ® 9® ?®?“ P****,*^- maculato Cape on a treed and room with fireplace, garage. MANCHESTER Raised House, VA baths, large kitch­ PA R T-TIM E , 1-5. We are look- ient location, children wel- BOLTON NOTCH. Three room cupancy, 3 bedro<»n, 4^-room Land For Sale dKloa. 875-6806. 646-1021. 71 M erritt A gen cy, 646-1180. Ranch, 7 rooms, 2\i baths, two en. Immediate occupancy, bus ing for someone to Join our Articles For Sole 45 Rooms WhlmBt Roord 59 com e, $216. 644-1619. D. J . Hen­ w interised cotta ge, 1-228-4460. apartment, parking, on bus Une, city utilities. Only $22,- LAND VALUES fireplaces, beautiful recreation company and be responsible 16' Dory, 63 beam, completely THREE rooms, tUe bath, heat, ry Co. line to Hartford, adults only, 6-room room, two-car garage, patio, 900. H ayes A gency 646-0131. TAG SALE — Friday, Satur­ desk, vanity- CENTER ST. — 6H-room Colo­ iZrtl»S2r<e buUt by one of Manches- and shade. An Immaculate July occupancy. T.J. Crockett, busy Bea. We’re ready, V ery reastm able. 648-6911, di- Main St. $140. monthly. Refer­ cUumnlum aiding, four bed­ call Congen Administrative 16H School Street, second secu rity. H s^es A gency, 646- acres, mostly treed with a small dining room, famUy kitchen, teria master buUders. Has to bo home In a acarce price range, R ea ltors, 648-1577. MANCHESTER— $28,500— Por- recUens, anytime. 14' RUNABOUT boat, traUer, TWO furnished rooms, working ences, secu rity. 1-064-8080. rooms, walk to 3 schools. 20s. Service, Inc., 63 E. Center St., floor, across from East Side 0131. __ Resort Property four-room non-winterized home laundry room, baths, large Men. ter area, lovely S-bedroom Co­ willing and able to aseiiit sUs and life jackets Included, gentleman only. Quiet home, and bam. 660' frontage, Hebron rec room, 2-car garage. Don’t 45 CARMAN ROAD MANCHESTER— New on mar­ lon ial, aU appUancea, new ly LaPenta A gency, R ealtor, 646- M anchester, 047-9123. r u m m a g e Sale — New and rM, near Main St. DELUXE one-bedroom iqiart------,------CaU 648-6841 a fter 4. cen tra l. 648-7410. — For Rent 67 Rd. Asking $38,000. wait on this one. RAISED RANCH - 7-room, S a BR I« CJ^NzSli ket, four - bedroom, Colonial. decorated, wooded lot. Helen 2440. you in the sale or pur­ old articles and clothes, Satur­ ment, waU-to-wall carpeting i 'S DISHWASHER wanted nights, Out of Town Coventry — North — Approxl- Two .baths, garage,~rec room, D. C ole, R ea ltor, MLS, 643- day and Sunday, M ay 20, 31, FIBERGLASS boat cloth. $1.30 FURNISHED room for genUe- TWO£FAMnAY 2-bedroment area on a huge bedroom s, 2H baths, Uvlng - , Iw SUMMIT STREET ing department In circuit Garden - Form - * . ' * magnificent vvviewsI aw m Iinm ballII r\of t Aeast­ s a f- Edgewood Road, Tmi1*a.lW>OTinfour-room treed lot. Upper 30s. ' room, formal dining room, TEN ROOM contemporary Colonial style home near hood, best o ffe r. CaU 649-3387. „ FURNISHED room for working quired. Available Immediately. entrance, parking, 643-2236. INDUSTRIES board house. Experience pre- ______ern Connecticut. ChUdren wel­ cottage, sleeps 7, sundeck, two large eat-in kitchen with built- Bench with 8-room studio ^tart- ®fi ®<*oola. Immediate occupan- Dairy Products man.man narUnv.parking, private en- F ia n o A gen cy, 646-2677. ferred. Includes riston, steel GARAGE SALE batha. $125 ilreekly. M rs. C ar­ R. F. BLANCHARD Ins. First floor famUy room «»•«* or in-law suite, over 1% OY- **ld twenties, worth R. Don’t -M ay 20-2Sth tran ce, 648-1854. THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ com e. $190 m onthly. mesh screening and touch up, from 4-7. Books miscellaneous PLEASANT 3-room apartment, ment, heat, hot water, stove, ter, 742-8142, 742-8637. R B A l/rO R S -M L S 646-2482 with flreiUace, plush waU-to- acres of land wlUi a view, red- on thla one. DIVIDEND NOTICE first and second shift. Apply in articles, ceramic medds, cloth- ASPARAGUS for sale, 669 Dart pmuinSHED room, parking, convenient suburban location, refrigerator. Apidy Mariow’s waU caip^ thruout a^ Im- **!"- There are only our raepnt Ust- ap{dlances, basement, Uke pri­ person, Multi-Circuits, Inc., 50 Ing, boots and shoes, wVys, 67 HUl Rd. 'Vemon , off Route’ 86. aian depoelt. 633-60S6. COMMERCIAL place for lease BOLTON — South Ridge Park APARTMENTS ins, 4 bedrooms, 3 fuU baths. Ranch with view of Hartford 8Uance8, 648 guest rates. HOaOBSTEAD ST. FamUy room. 2-car garage, and valley. Uvlng room 30x20, MORTGAGE Money noon, Saturday and Sunday, 10- post office. Ehccellent business room. Carpeting, air-condition­ room Colonial, flne location. KEITH 2-4 p.m., Monday - Saturday, M ain S t CaU 643-2171. 635 CE N TER—D elu xe 4Mi-room Plush carpeting. Large lot on dining room 12x30, modem Real Elstate 646-4200 AGENCY 6 p.m. Clothes, baby furniture, ____ location with buUdlng. Call ing, dishwasher, private base­ OCF W. HDMILE TPKE. New kitchen, dining room, dou­ Bonanza S t r ic t F t , 287 W est duplex, m baths, all appU- dead end. kitchen 28’ long, 8 bedrooms, 649-1922 furniture, lamps, mlscella- CAN NOT use lMX>nze-legg«d LARGE furnished room, gentle ment. Available Immediately MANCHESTER ble garage, reduced to $30,600. 646-4126 As Little as 5"°Down Middle Tpke., Manchester. ances, fuUy carpeted, alr«m - 646-2426, 9-6. 2-fult baths, 2-car garage. Many neous. FV>r informatiem see U ^ t g n y wood grained, round nian only. 646-1061. $160. J.D . R eal Elstate, 646- LAPol) 0 > . R eattors, 668-1030. Call anyone of us—emytime dltloners, heat and hot water, CALL T. J. Crockett, Realtor at 1, 2 and- S-bedroom luxury extras stay with house, carpet- EDCEKTUTIVE 6 - Bedroom WANTED — Kentucky Fried signs from Route 44 toward table dinette set. Formica top 7681, 649-5371. THE WORKING AGENCY furnished room for storage and parking. On bus apartments. Features waU-to- WALK, DON’T RUN Ing, drapes, etc. $48,400. Ranch, on approximately m Up to 30 Years to Repay chicken needs assistant man­ Coventry, Fourth house on extenils with extra leaf. Four 643-1677 fo r o ffic e spAce. AU waU carpeting, vanity tUe G eorge P oplk BUI Ooe male only, parking, $16. week­ Une, convenient to dKqiplng. shapes and sizes and prices. VERNON— Caren Apartments, acre lot. Quality constructed, ager trainees for the Hartford Ftzgerald Blvd. matching, comfortable, barrel batha, built-in oven, range, when the {rtione rings. Compact W e NEED L IST IN G S too many extras to explain. ly . CaU 646-0228 a fter 0. Elght-apctrtment unit. Charles New and old. Let us know your 2 bedroom s at $185 includes Dan R eale A1 M artin area. Can advance in 6 weeks back chairs are smartly styled dishwasher, refrigerator and 5 room RANCH saves tiring NOW I “Thinkiiig of SeU- Must be seen, teterasdlonal As­ 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 GARAGE Sale — Sunday, May PontlcelU , 648-9644. R aym ond demands, we will do every­ heat, hot water, wall-to-wall Tom Creech Horm Frechette to 6 months. Must be mature and thickly padded. Like new FURNISHED room tor rent, disposal, electric heat, 2 oli^ stops. FhU basement. 1 car ga­ ing your property?” Call socia tes, 647-1800. 21st, 12 - 4 p .m ., 97 Cushman PontlcelU , 646-0800. thing for you except make the carpeting, appliances, dispos­ ccndltlaners, glass sUding = SS and able to accept responsibil­ condition. 644-0930. rage. Large lot 140x200, Fre- Drive, Manchester. Garage centrally located. Private en­ paym ents. al, air conditioning, swimming doors, aU large rooms. Full TODAY! ity. Company health and life tran ce, am ple paridng. 648- 466 M AIN STREET F irst lUaced Uvlng room. l MANCHESTER — IbcceUent 6- equipment, used furniture. DANISH modem combination p<^ and perking. Storage and basement storage area, am­ Frechette when □ 2 bedroom homes from ences, seeks Job, 5 daya, bus 4584, after 4 p .m . 647-9686. Hours: Wed., Thurs., Fri., 10-3 p.m., ALWAYS a welcomed offering, UNIQUE needed. TTie triiole family can $24,400 - $24,990 Une. Light housekeeping com- SIX-ROOM duplex, garage, Join an kgsrressive, hard working team. High com­ prqndar 7-room Green Manor KEITH CONTEMPORARY enjoy a romn Uke this and r OPEN~^ INTPECfibN pcuilon, nurse’s aide, kitchen ARlENS 4 h.p. riding lawn COLDSPOT 14 cubic foot, frost- near high school. Two children Sundays 1-5 p.m. real estate evm peoiSe who Uve alone. Ranch In move-ln condition! We Invite your inq>ection of our D 3 bedroom homes priced at work. Baby sitting in my mower, 2 years old, good con- lees refrigerator, four years m axim um . Security. $166. missions. Experienced only. Must be good lister. 646-4126 649-1922 1. FORTBUt SroEET area. DAILY 1-4 I Interior completely redecorat­ one of a kind Raised Ranch In hom e, care o f ill. 528-8740. dition, $110. 649-1955. old, $120. Phone 647-9788. m onthly. CaU 648-24S7. Other Hours By Appointment 742-6607 The idtimate In Uvlng. Mar­ $27,990 ed within a year. Three bed­ Manchester's finest area. Red­ velous 8 room RANCH, liv ­ rooms, fireplace, heated study MANCHESTER — Reduced. □ Complete recreation area — VACATION time Is nearing, ELECTRIC typewriter Remlng- FRIGIDAIRB, 18 cubic foot NEW OH-room Duplex, appU- REALTORS — MLS Luxurious custom buUt Raised wood exterior with loads of ing-room 16x24 with fire­ I Agent on Premises | married woman will baby sit ton IS” carriage, $60; roU freezer, chest type. Good con­ ances, carpeting, IH batha, Buy Something Old, Instead of New! with sUdlng glasa doors to glass. 2\i baths, equipped kitch­ place. Formal dining-room including swimming pool, PASEK patio. EVriding stairway to at­ Ranch. Aluminum siding, 2\i 18x14. Modem eat-in kitch­ en. WiUl-to-waU carpeting, cir­ at her own home, weekly or down desk, wood, $40; single dition. $100. C all after 5, 649- fuU basem ent, $235 m onthly. baths, fuUy carpeted, vacuum tic storage. Brand new waU- cular stairs and 2 garages. Low en. 'niree large bedrooms tennis, club house daily. References given, call g arag e door, $35. C all 644-8983. 4279. Call 643-6700. 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford system, cedar closet, ultra to-waU carpeting. High hedge 50s. Out of’ town owner anxious with double closets. 2 fuU 4V2 Room Apartments 872-9047. kitchen, automatic garage baths. BeautlfuUy ''land­ □ Central heating and air 7 h.p. LAWN and garden trac- 1971 NECCHI-Alco lowing ma- WE HAVE customers waiting 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry and flowering shrubs provide CaU 649-5306. door. Treed lot. Many extras. scaped lot 100x200. B y ap­ tor plus many Implements. A chine, Unclaimed lay-away, for the rental of your apart­ privacy In delightful, spacious (Some Ready for Occupancy) conditioning Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem­ Must be seen. Principals, 649- pointment only. Low 60s. Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 real Mg savings at $660. Call n ever used, origin a lly $148.60 ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ rear yard (with tool house). • • l • • a Hot water, individual thermostaticoUy contnUled heat. now $68.80. Buttonholes, mono­ 2630. B& w 2. $17,000 — fo r 17 a cres o f □ Complete wall-to-wall carpeting 643-8520 a fter 6 p.m . tate A ssociates, Inc. 648-6129. ber of Uve Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple list­ Upper 20s. UUian G. Grant, tre^ residential land In KITTENS, long haired, black, grams, hems, sews on buttons, Opportunities at JACOBS Realtor, Walton W. Grant The s Hotpoint Utehen (range, refrigerator, disposal, dish­ swimming pool, in­ ing Service. MANCHESTER— Specious two- BARROWS AND WALLACE Co. Bolton. Converse Rd. area w asher). □ Complete grounds maintenance hMiey or multl-ccdored. Box 24’ x 4 etc. G uaranteed. 522-0476 deal- ELEGAN T BTVE-room apart- A gen cy, 648-1153. — a lovely, established bedroom Cape. Country* kitch­ - Realtors — MLS trained. F ree. 649-0743. cludes filter, deck and cover, er. ment, 20x30’ living room with neighborhood. • 2 Air-condltlonera each apartment, n Complete exterior maintenance A real bargain at $175. Call ► SET-UP & OPERATE WELLS ST. — Older 2-famUy en with eating area, flreplaced Manchester Paricade ‘ fireplace. Large formal dining 3. $28,900 — six room GAPE ENGLISH Pointers— champion 643-8020. a fte r 6 p.m . CARPETS —Wholesale to you room, two bedrooms, includes MILLINQ MACHINES • DRILLINQ In need of a general face Uft- U'vlng room, dining room tmd M anchester 649-5306 o coloried tile baths, □ Excellent schools, shopping, den, large simporch, treed lot with 2-car carport, 2 fuU field trial and hunting_ dogs , at the Warehouse. FantasUc everything. $256 m onthly. Paul EQUIPMENT • PRODUCTION ing. ElxceUent income poten­ a Soundproofed walls, on bua Une. $27,900. 648-9234. QUALITY Pers(»ilfled! Gambo- b a ^ , eat-ln Utehen, flre- neighborhood with papers, first shots, rea- TAG SALE — Friday, Saturday savings guaranteed. Carpet W .Dougan, R ea ltor, 643-4535 or MACHINE EQUIPMENT tial. 2-car garage, Wg lot. T.J. plabsd Uving-room, in- PrlnclpeJs only. lottl buUt 7-room Coltmial in an a Basement laundromat, sonable. CaU 742-8764. “ d Sunday, 10 a.m . to 6 p.m ., M erchants, 1810 Tolland T pke., 646-1021. 2nd a 3rd Shift Openings HELP WANTED C rockett R ealtor, 643-1877. ground poti. Nice lot. dose ------7 Blrchwood Rd., com er of 311- Manchester, Conn. Phone 846- area of fine homes. ETont to- to BucUey School. a Master TV antenna and telephone jacks, Must have experiance in operation of equipment, be able bsu:k Uvlng room, large mas­ Northfieid Groan AKC Shetland sheep dog, sable ver Lane, East Hartford. 8668. Ca^ and Carry. THREE large room apartment, to set-up own work, reed micrometers and scales, interpret TEXTILE MACHINE OPERATORS 4. $26,900 — 6 romn RANCH. and white, 10 months, m ale, ------‘______shop drawings. . Houses For Sale 72 ter bedroom, two fireplaces, a Patio and patio doors, Lydali Stroot/Monchostor stove, refrigerator, hot water. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY FuU basement. Rec room. all" shots, housebroken, raised 12x16, MODEIRN orange and Adults only. No^pets. Available two-car garage, lovely breeze­ Flrqilaced Uvlng-room. a Oara|;e and guest parking, Condominium Living w ith children. 646-2099. gold print rug, orange drapes, saTATBS and household lots to Is STEADY WORK way. High and dry on a lovely June 1st. 648-8680. ► SET-UP MEN L arge lo t 140x200. a Storage, 84” long to m atch. F r s t $100 j,uy. B ob F u ck lg e r, 649-8247. 1st & 2nd Shift Openings |e FULL COMPANY RAID INSURANCE PROGRAM landscaped lot. Mr, Zinsser, In an Estate Sotting AKC registered Toy Poodle An old fashioned coat rack Is takes It. Can 643-6341 a fter 4. ------LARGE two - bedroom Town- CapabI* of sotting up milling machine*, multl-spindia B elflore A gen cy, 647-1413. a perfect idece to have In a FuUy carpeted, pups, six weeks old, shots. His­ house, baths, fuU basement. drilling equipment and related metal working production AMERBELLE CORPORATION ROCKLEDGE your bathroom to either use Opon Daily, Sat. 1-6, Sun. 11-7 tory papers. Aprlcot-vdilte, al­ CONTENTS from apartment M usicul InStniRieiltt S 3 machinary. Ability to read shop drawings and uia MANCHESTER — Immaculate a Washer-dryer hotdmps. Includes appliances, heat and pracialon measuring inatrumants. 104 East Main St., Rockville, Conn. Exceptional opportunity to own a home in the for towels or . to put vour 649-6259/649-6909 to male stud service available. house redevelopment project. ------carpets. $240 m onthly. Paul W. 7-room Raised Ranch, 3 bed­ clothes on whUe taUng a bath a EUd apartment has fireplace and private patio, also extra Including sinks, bath tubs, HAMMOND spinet organ, L sC' An Equal Opportunity Employer Slncp 1936 Phene 872-8247. Dougan, R ea ltor, 643-4536 or Rockledge Area ! room s, 2M baths, carpeting or shower. If your bathroom garagn- stoves, combination doors, rles, excellent condition. $695. ► AUTOMATIC SCREW 646-1021. throughwt home, large family is large why not have a smaU a Oenvenient to Grammar, Junior High and High Schools. QUAKER parrot, 7 months old. kitchen cabinets, furnaces, CaU 646-3341 a fter 6. MACHINE OPERATOR 7 - R o o m /Split Level, 2-car garage, half acre lot — room, 2-car garage, lovely chair to sit cn. Owner leaving town, must sell. etc. 643-2465, 643-1442 evenings. wooded lot. Merritt Agency, The BEST thing I know that — Multi-spindle featuring. - ■ you can do Is CCMfE to C age Included. 649-0629. 646-U80. SCREENED loam, gruvel, Anriqiies 56 VILLAG ER 2nd Shift Opening a Parquet Floors a Paneled FamUy Room processed gravel and fUl. CASHIER 1 Laundry Room FOREST HTTJft — Custom- Charles PoaticeW ADORABLE kittens free to THE BIRCHES Antiques re­ Good wages and benefits s 2 F re p la c e s G eorge H. G rlffing, In c. 742- APARTMENTS • SUdlng Glass Doors buUt Colc^al, 4 bedrooms up­ g ood hom e. 646-6496. locating at Twin HiUs Drive, Apply In poraon to Poraonnel Dept. • BuUt-ln AppUancea 7886. Full-time for cash and carry lumberyard. 40 hours e Redwood Deck and Patio stairs, Replace, first floor 649-9644 C oventry, Conn. H ours — Immediate Occujiancy • 2H Baths per week. Many company benefits. paneled famUy room, plus fin­ PLAYFUL gray striped kittens, LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, the M ^ ® • 3 B edroom s a Fenced Rear Yard used to children, aU trained. 6 daUy, ring beU for service. ' 10-8 p .m ., Sunday 1-0 p .m . Oth­ 0-Room Townhouses, IH ' ished rec room downstairs In­ w eeks old . 649-1203. Shiners, crawlers, etc., - 144 e r tim es by a j^ ln tm e n t. 742- tiled baths, complete Q.E. Manufacturing For an interview, call Mr, McIntyre All for Low 40s cluding buUt-in bar and fifth KDTH Raymoad Ponficeli Demlng Street, Manchester, 6607. ' kitchen, w all-to-w all Company bedroom, waU-to-waU wool MAGNIFICENT great -Dane MAL tSTATI R oute 30, South. i peting, private basement,^ 649-0136 carpeting throughout, extra 646-0800 pup,' home raised with love THE PACK RAT — Antiques washer-dryer hookup. BARRY REALTY lit Boat Ocatar 9teat4 ifu c o o s large eat-ln kitchen, self-clean­ — 66M 126 and care. Handsome fawn col­ CLEIAN, dark, rich loam, five and coUectibles. Saturday and 649-4864 Charles Lesperance 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut 646-0882 ing oven. Many extras. Owner, BfANCHBflTEB. CONN. or with Mack masks, AKC. For yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, Sunday, 12-6 p.m. Weekdaya 649-7620 GROSSMAN LUMUR CO. 64S-78M. . ^ appointment call 6M-0610 eve­ stone, manure, pool and patio ca ll 643-6680. F lora R d. o ff All aqvof apporfufilff •mpforor M/F nings. sand. 643-9604. R oute 86, Bolton. S a s / V s s / '